NJ nonprofits to receive $17.5M to help feed those in need
Grants totaling $17.5 million will go to 30 nonprofits through Phase 3 of the Sustain and Serve NJ program.
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Jul 9, 2022, 12:53 AM
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14h agoNew Jersey nonprofits are set to feed those in need with the help of restaurants.
Grants totaling $17.5 million will go to 30 nonprofits through Phase 3 of the Sustain and Serve NJ program.
The program supports the purchase of meals from New Jersey restaurants impacted by the pandemic and will distribute meals at no cost to recipients.
Some of the nonprofits in the program include Eva's Village in Paterson, Share My Meals in Princeton and the Food Bank of Monmouth and Ocean Counties with several locations.
People can contact any of these organizations if you or someone you know is struggling with food insecurity.
