notes: The FoodBank Brings Healing And Hope To The Jersey Shore The FoodBank of Monmouth and Ocean Counties distributes approximately 7 million pounds annually through a network of 260 feeding programs, such as soup kitchens, food pantries, and shelters. One out of every ten people living in Monmouth and Ocean Counties receives food from The FoodBank. Since Superstorm Sandy struck the Jersey Shore on October 29, 2012, The FoodBank has been actively involved in the work to bring relief and comfort to the communities we serve. Working shoulder to shoulder with relief agencies, government programs and others involved in the recovery effort, we distributed food for approximately 1 million meals. Here are some of the ways The FoodBank has helped in the recovery process: We provided food for hot meals prepared by emergency feeding programs for displaced residents in communities across Monmouth and Ocean Counties. Our Culinary Kitchen prepared hot meals daily for churches and civic organizations serving storm-stricken communities. Disaster kits and other critically-needed items were delivered to some of the region’s most hard-hit areas. We are working to rebuild agencies that were damaged by the storm. Several food pantries incurred heavy losses of food and equipment. Many others are coping with the influx of hundreds of additional families in need of emergency food. Our work is far from over. Helping our neighbors as they rebuild their homes and their lives will take months, if not years. Our most critical need at this time is financial support – a $1 donation can provide 3 meals. In partnership with all of our supporters, we will continue to deliver food and hope to all those in need in Monmouth and Ocean Counties. If you need assistance, click on the “Need Help” tab on the website. To find out how you can help, click on “How to Help” above or call us at (732) 918-2600. -> The FoodBank Brings Healing And Hope To The Jersey Shore The FoodBank of Monmouth and Ocean Counties distributes approximately 7 million pounds annually through a network of 260 feeding programs, such as soup kitchens, food pantries, and shelters. One out of every ten people living in Monmouth and Ocean Counties receives food from The FoodBank. Since Superstorm Sandy struck the Jersey Shore on October 29, 2012, The FoodBank has been actively involved in the work to bring relief and comfort to the communities we serve. Working shoulder to shoulder with relief agencies, government programs and others involved in the recovery effort, we distributed food for approximately 1 million meals. Here are some of the ways The FoodBank has helped in the recovery process: We provided food for hot meals prepared by emergency feeding programs for displaced residents in communities across Monmouth and Ocean Counties. Our Culinary Kitchen prepared hot meals daily for churches and civic organizations serving storm-stricken communities. Disaster kits and other critically-needed items were delivered to some of the region’s most hard-hit areas. We are working to rebuild agencies that were damaged by the storm. Several food pantries incurred heavy losses of food and equipment. Many others are coping with the influx of hundreds of additional families in need of emergency food. Our work is far from over. Helping our neighbors as they rebuild their homes and their lives will take months, if not years. Our most critical need at this time is financial support – a $1 donation can provide 3 meals. In partnership with all of our supporters, we will continue to deliver food and hope to all those in need in Monmouth and Ocean Counties. If you need assistance, click on the “Need Help” tab on the website. To find out how you can help, click on “How to Help” above or call us at (732) 918-2600.

notes: The FoodBank Brings Healing And Hope To The Jersey Shore The FoodBank of Monmouth and Ocean Counties distributes approximately 7 million pounds annually through a network of 260 feeding programs, such as soup kitchens, food pantries, and shelters. One out of every ten people living in Monmouth and Ocean Counties receives food from The FoodBank. Since Superstorm Sandy struck the Jersey Shore on October 29, 2012, The FoodBank has been actively involved in the work to bring relief and comfort to the communities we serve. Working shoulder to shoulder with relief agencies, government programs and others involved in the recovery effort, we distributed food for approximately 1 million meals. Here are some of the ways The FoodBank has helped in the recovery process: We provided food for hot meals prepared by emergency feeding programs for displaced residents in communities across Monmouth and Ocean Counties. Our Culinary Kitchen prepared hot meals daily for churches and civic organizations serving storm-stricken communities. Disaster kits and other critically-needed items were delivered to some of the region’s most hard-hit areas. We are working to rebuild agencies that were damaged by the storm. Several food pantries incurred heavy losses of food and equipment. Many others are coping with the influx of hundreds of additional families in need of emergency food. Our work is far from over. Helping our neighbors as they rebuild their homes and their lives will take months, if not years. Our most critical need at this time is financial support – a $1 donation can provide 3 meals. In partnership with all of our supporters, we will continue to deliver food and hope to all those in need in Monmouth and Ocean Counties. If you need assistance, click on the “Need Help” tab on the website. To find out how you can help, click on “How to Help” above or call us at (732) 918-2600. -> The FoodBank Brings Healing And Hope To The Jersey Shore The FoodBank of Monmouth and Ocean Counties distributes approximately 7 million pounds annually through a network of 260 feeding programs, such as soup kitchens, food pantries, and shelters. One out of every ten people living in Monmouth and Ocean Counties receives food from The FoodBank. Since Superstorm Sandy struck the Jersey Shore on October 29, 2012, The FoodBank has been actively involved in the work to bring relief and comfort to the communities we serve. Working shoulder to shoulder with relief agencies, government programs and others involved in the recovery effort, we distributed food for approximately 1 million meals. Here are some of the ways The FoodBank has helped in the recovery process: We provided food for hot meals prepared by emergency feeding programs for displaced residents in communities across Monmouth and Ocean Counties. Our Culinary Kitchen prepared hot meals daily for churches and civic organizations serving storm-stricken communities. Disaster kits and other critically-needed items were delivered to some of the region’s most hard-hit areas. We are working to rebuild agencies that were damaged by the storm. Several food pantries incurred heavy losses of food and equipment. Many others are coping with the influx of hundreds of additional families in need of emergency food. Our work is far from over. Helping our neighbors as they rebuild their homes and their lives will take months, if not years. Our most critical need at this time is financial support – a $1 donation can provide 3 meals. In partnership with all of our supporters, we will continue to deliver food and hope to all those in need in Monmouth and Ocean Counties. If you need assistance, click on the “Need Help” tab on the website. To find out how you can help, click on “How to Help” above or call us at (732) 918-2600.
mission: Our Mission: To alleviate hunger and build food security in Monmouth and Ocean Counties. Our Vision: The FoodBank envisions Monmouth and Ocean Counties as a food secure community where all people at all times have access to enough nutritious food to maintain an active and healthy life. -> Our Mission: To alleviate hunger and build food security in Monmouth and Ocean Counties. Our Vision: The FoodBank envisions Monmouth and Ocean Counties as a food secure community where all people at all times have access to enough nutritious food to maintain an active and healthy life.

notes: -> The FoodBank Brings Healing And Hope To The Jersey Shore The FoodBank of Monmouth and Ocean Counties distributes approximately 7 million pounds annually through a network of 260 feeding programs, such as soup kitchens, food pantries, and shelters. One out of every ten people living in Monmouth and Ocean Counties receives food from The FoodBank. Since Superstorm Sandy struck the Jersey Shore on October 29, 2012, The FoodBank has been actively involved in the work to bring relief and comfort to the communities we serve. Working shoulder to shoulder with relief agencies, government programs and others involved in the recovery effort, we distributed food for approximately 1 million meals. Here are some of the ways The FoodBank has helped in the recovery process: We provided food for hot meals prepared by emergency feeding programs for displaced residents in communities across Monmouth and Ocean Counties. Our Culinary Kitchen prepared hot meals daily for churches and civic organizations serving storm-stricken communities. Disaster kits and other critically-needed items were delivered to some of the region’s most hard-hit areas. We are working to rebuild agencies that were damaged by the storm. Several food pantries incurred heavy losses of food and equipment. Many others are coping with the influx of hundreds of additional families in need of emergency food. Our work is far from over. Helping our neighbors as they rebuild their homes and their lives will take months, if not years. Our most critical need at this time is financial support – a $1 donation can provide 3 meals. In partnership with all of our supporters, we will continue to deliver food and hope to all those in need in Monmouth and Ocean Counties. If you need assistance, click on the “Need Help” tab on the website. To find out how you can help, click on “How to Help” above or call us at (732) 918-2600.
eligibility: Im -> Impacted by Hurricane Sandy & Low Income Families