
Support your local food pantry
Many food pantries are stretched to the max, with empty shelves and rising needs. Please consider donating a bag of food to your local food pantry.
Below are a few local food pantries, some NPR reports and a listing of food pantries in some selected communities of NJ from the Statewide Emergency Food Action Network, Community Food Bank of NJ & a link the NYC Food Bank program locator.
Community Food Bank of NJ
NJ Food Pantries
NYC Food bank Program Locator
http://www.foodbanknyc.org/go/our-programs/our-food-program-network/food-program-locator
South Orange /
Our Lady Of Sorrows – Food Pantry
973-763-5454
OLS Food Pantry
A group of volunteers distribute food on a weekly basis to needy people who come to the Pantry. some home deliveries to shut-ins at Thanksgiving are made. The Food Pantry provides a service for residents of S. Orange/Maplewood and carries out, in a very specific way, the Gospel mandate to “feed the hungry.” Our supply of food is donated from parishioners once a month on Food Pantry Sunday. Food donations may also be left inside the
OHEB SHALOM CONGREGATION PANTRY
973-762-7067
Email: execdir@ohebshalom.org
Website: www.ohebshalom.org
Open once a month or as needed for emergency
Contact: Director
Provides kosher food pantry
Food needs: Non-perishable kosher food
Volunteer needs: Contact site
Special needs: Funding
LOAVES AND FISHES FOOD PANTRY AT ST. THERESA
306 Morris Ave., Summit, NJ 07901
908-277-3700
www.st-theresa.org
M-F 9-5
Contact: Vincent Candela & Joe Truncale
Food needs: pasta, pasta sauce, cereal, breakfast foods, tuna, snacks
Volunteer needs: packers
Special needs: storage space for food drives
SAGE
290 Broad Street, Summit, NJ 07901-3507
908-273-5550x22
Email:slyon@sageeldercare.org
www.sageeldercare.org
Mon-Fri 9am-5pm
Contact: Suzanne Lyon
Provides Meals on Wheels and a variety of other senior social services
Food needs: non-perishables
Volunteer needs: sorters, packers, deliverers, office workers, fund raisers
Volunteer requirements: 18 years or older
WESTFIELD FOOD PANTRY AT HOLY TRINITY
336 First Street, Westfield, NJ 07090
908-232-2311
Mon, Wed, Thurs, Fri by appointment arranged through a social service agency
Contact: Rosemarie O'Hare
Provides 10 days to two weeks of food for needy families
Food needs: Year round-Cereal, tuna, meal in a can, dry milk, peanut butter, jelly, rice and diapers
Thanksgiving-Frozen turkeys; Christmas-Frozen turkeys and canned hams
Volunteer needs: Families, individuals, teens for help with community food drives, three times a year - May, September, November
HUMAN NEEDS FOOD PANTRY
973-746-4669
Tues & Thurs 9:30am - 12pm, 12:30pm - 2:15pm
Contact: Deanna S. London
Provides food pantry for towns in
Food needs: Any and all food
SALVATION ARMY-MONTCLAIR
Mail: P.O. Box 96, Montclair, NJ 07042
Temporary location: 46 Park Street, Montclair, NJ 07042
973-744-3312 x221
Email: sarmy@montclaircitadel.org
Website: www.montclaircitadel.org
Office: Mon-Fri 9am-4pm
Soup kitchen: Mon, Tues, Wed noon
Contact: Annamarie Goglia
Provides soup kitchen, pantry, shelter, rental and utility assistance and social needs
Food needs: Non-perishables, meat (perisable and non-perishable) and other proteins
Volunteer needs: Servers, cooks (soup kitchen help: Mon-Wed 10am-1pm) and volunteers to pick up and deliver food
Special needs: Storage space, cold staorage and funding
TONI'S KITCHEN AT ST. LUKE'S CHURCH
73 South Fullerton Street, Montclair, NJ 07042
973-860-0768
Email: soup@toniskitchen.org
Website: www.toniskitchen.org
Thurs, Fri, Sat 11:30am-12:30pm
Contacts: Maryanne Renn, coordinator, or John Kopitz
Provides lunch
Food needs: Non-perishable and some perishables including butter and meat
Volunteer needs: Contact site
Special needs: Funding
NPR reports
All Things Considered, October 22, 2008 · The troubled
Frank Morris reports for member station KCU
All Things Considered, April 21, 2008 · Global food shortages and a faltering
Deborah Flateman, CEO of the Maryland Food Bank, and Bob Evans, president of the United Food Bank in
NJ Food Pantries from
STATEWIDE EMERGENCY FOOD AND ANTI-HUNGER NETWORK
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BETHEL REHOBOTH FOOD PANTRY AND MEAL CENTER |
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CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH |
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CHURCH WOMEN UNITED FOOD PANTRY |
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HUMAN NEEDS FOOD PANTRY |
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OHEB SHALOM CONGREGATION PANTRY |
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THE SALVATION ARMY |
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JERSEY BATTERED WOMEN’S SERVICE, INC |
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CRANFORD FAMILY CARE ASSOCIATION |
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BLESSED SACRAMENT CHURCH FOOD PANTRY |
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LINCS (LINDEN INTERFAITH NETWORK FOR COMMUNITY SERVICES) |
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COMMUNITY CHURCH OF GOD |
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RAHWAY FOOD FOR FRIENDS |
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CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION FOOD PANTRY |
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LOAVES AND FISHES FOOD PANTRY AT ST. THERESA |
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WESTFIELD FOOD PANTRY AT HOLY TRINITY |
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CORNERSTONE CHURCH OF CHRIST |
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THE SALVATION ARMY |
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Secaucus |
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SECAUCUS EMERGENCY FOOD PANTRY |
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PERC (Palisade Emergency Residence Corporation) |
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NORTH HUDSON COUMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM |