Non-Profit Organizations Involved in Food Stamp/SNAP Assistance and Education

Local

• Cathedral Kitchen (Camden)
• CUMAC/ ECHO, Inc. (Paterson, NJ)
• Rev. Patricia L. Bruger, pbruger@cumacecho.org, (973) 742-5518
• Elijah's Promise (New Brunswick, NJ)
• Isles, Inc
• Meredith Taylor (Senior Project Manager), mtaylor@isles.org, (609) 341-4753
• Fernbrook Farms Education Center
• Franklin Township Food Bank (Somerset County, NJ)
•  Frank Hasner, (Executive Director), fhasner@ftfb.us, (732) 246-0009
• The Suppers Program

Statewide

• America's Grow-a-Row 
• Community Food Bank of New Jersey
• Meara Nigro (Director of Advocacy), mnigro@njfoodbank.org, (908) 355-3663 ex. 238
• Alessandra Sawick (Food Stamp Outreach Coordinator), asawick@njfoodbank.org, (908) 355-3663 ex. 299
• New Jersey Anti-Hunger Coalition
• Adele LaTourette (Director), ALaTourette@cfanj.org, (201) 569-1804 ex. 23
• New Jersey Farm to School Network
• Beth Feehan (Co-Founder), bfeehan@comcast.net, (609) 577-5113
• New Jersey SNAP-ED Support Network
• New Jersey Advocacy Network to End Homelessness
• New Jersey PIRG-Campaign Against Hunger & Homelessness
• New Jersey Hunger Action and Advocacy — New Jersey Presbyterian Hunger Action and Advocacy is a joint ministry of Monmouth and New Brunswick Presbyteries. We share the goal of the Presbyterian Hunger Program: to alleviate hunger and eliminate its causes. We are here to help congregations engage in a range of creative ministries to help hungry and poor people.

National

• Alliance to End Hunger
• AmpleHarvest.org — the AmpleHarvest.org campaign, a way for food pantries and gardeners with extra produce to find each other. AmpleHarvest.org gives food pantries the opportunity to be listed in a central directory so that gardeners can share their fresh produce and, garden-by-garden, help diminish hunger in America.
• Bread for the World
• Feeding America — Feeding America is the nation's leading domestic hunger-relief charity. Our network of more than 200 food banks serves all 50 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico, securing and distributing more than 2.5 billion pounds of food and grocery products annually. Those member food banks support approximately 63,000 local charitable agencies and 70,000 programs, which provide food directly to individuals and families in need.
• Food Research and Action Center (FRAC)
• Nourish International
• Hunger Action Network of New York 
• Presbyterian Hunger Program — The Presbyterian Hunger Program (PHP) is a ministry of the PC(USA) working with congregations and partners around the globe to alleviate hunger and eliminate its causes. To achieve this ambitious mission of the church, PHP provides grants to programs addressing hunger and its causes in the United States and around the world in five program areas as described in the Common Affirmation on Global Hunger. We also provide special educational, mission and action programs and campaigns for Presbyterians passionate about living out God's call to do justice, love mercy and walk humbly.  Through your gifts to One Great Hour of Sharing PHP is able to provide grants in our five program areas:
• Direct Food Relief
• Development Assistance
• Influencing Public Policy
• Life-style Integrity
• Education and Interpretation