The State of Afterschool Meals in New Jersey examines participation in the CACFP At-Risk Afterschool Meals Program, highlighting statewide trends, access gaps, and opportunities to
During National School Lunch Week, Hunger Free New Jersey and the New Jersey Department of Agriculture visited George L. Catrambone Elementary School in Long Branch
Last week, Congress passed legislation that will gut SNAP and Medicaid and leave tens of thousands of struggling families, children, seniors, and people with disabilities in New Jersey without access to healthcare and healthy food.
School Meals for All New Jersey marked this year’s National School Lunch Week with legislator visits to schools across the state, observing lunches and learning
Hunger Free NJ joined NJ Association of School Business Officials and NJ School Nutrition Association in the Assembly to accept a Ceremonial Resolution for our
Hunger Free New Jersey was honored to join the NJ School Nutrition Association and the NJ Association of School Business Officials on Thursday to accept
Earlier this week the United States Department of Agriculture published their latest Household Food Security report. The report reveals that 47.4 million people lived in
This budget cycle, Governor Murphy, Senate President Scutari, and Speaker Coughlin addressed food insecurity in a big way. Governor Murphy signed the $56.7 billion FY2025
The New Jersey Food Security Initiative (NJFSI), a collaboration of community organizations and local and state agencies led by the Food Research & Action Center (FRAC) with support from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, today announced it has awarded a $198,612 grant to Hunger Free New Jersey (HFNJ) to bolster food security and improve nutrition to advance health equity across the state.
House Agriculture Committee Chair Glenn “GT” Thompson is expected to unveil his farm bill proposal within the next few weeks, including his proposals for reauthorizing
