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Prevent Food Insecurity | Little Flower Church Food Drive

Join us in supporting our local Little Flower Church Food Pantry by donating nonperishable food items in our February food drive.

Food Drive at the Berkeley Heights YMCA
Food Drive at the Berkeley Heights YMCA (Summit Area YMCA)

As a nonprofit organization dedicated to strengthening community, join us in supporting our local Little Flower Church Food Pantry to help feed individuals and families struggling to put food on the table. For the month of February, please consider donating non-perishable food items and dropping them off in the designated bins at the Berkeley Heights YMCA.

By preventing food insecurity, you are providing opportunities for others to reach their full potential without worrying about hunger, and thus be able to learn, grow and thrive.

COLLECTING FEBRUARY 1-28, 2021
DROP OFF ITEMS AT THE BERKELEY HEIGHTS YMCA
59 Locust Avenue, Berkeley Heights, New Jersey 07922

• Boxed Milk
• Canned Stew
• Canned Soup
• Bags of Rice
• Bags of Dried Beans
• Canned Vegetables
• Boxed Cereal
• Instant Oatmeal
• Peanut Butter
• Jars of Jelly
• Canned Fruits
• Pancake Mix
• Syrup
• Canned Tuna
• Canned Chicken
• Cooking Oils
• Ready to Eat Canned Meals

Interested in more ways to prevent food insecurity in our communities? The Summit Area YMCA also partners with the Community FoodBank of NJ in the Family Packs program and provides food packs to local individuals and families in need through the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program. Volunteer with the Y to help pack and deliver food packs!
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Questions? Contact: Tiffany Escott
(P) 908 464-8373 (E) tiffany.escott@thesay.org

About the Summit Area YMCA
The Summit Area YMCA is one of the area’s leading 501(c)(3) charitable organizations. Founded in 1886, the Summit Area YMCA has a history steeped in working side-by-side with our neighbors to ensure that everyone, regardless of age, income and background, has the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive. Each year, we serve over 15,000 individuals with our free and fee-based programs and services in an area spanning the communities of Berkeley Heights, Gillette, Millburn, New Providence, Short Hills, Springfield, Stirling and Summit. Through the generosity of our members, donors, and partners, we are able to offer financial assistance for our programs and services to those with demonstrated need.

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