Despite a new state law requiring breakfast after the bell in high-poverty schools, New Jersey schools served breakfast to fewer students after the law went into effect, indicating that many schools were not abiding by the mandate.
P-EBT has helped thousands of New Jersey families afford food during the pandemic. Yet this critical benefit will expire Sept. 30. Hunger Free New Jersey, along with its national partners,…
A new proposal would cut essential food aid for 3 million Americans and 68,000 New Jersey residents. Anti-hunger advocates across New Jersey are gearing up to fight a new threat…
