Welcome to 2 Executive Drive!

The rear of the building - and site of our future garden, where we plan to harvest vegetables with the help of volunteers.

Client waiting area. Finally a comfortable place to wait to shop.

There's even a place for the kids.

All our office furniture was donated by Novartis. The carpet tiles were donated by ADP.

We built the facility as green as economically feasible, with solar powered radiant heat, lots of natural light, and low-flow plumbing.

In addition to furniture, we received many other in-kind donations such as AV equipment from MetLife, Telecom equipment from Nu-Tel, and much more.

A place for our 250 "staff" volunteers to hang their hats, the volunteer center features lockers and cabinetry we purchases from Habitat Restore.

Our commercially rated teaching kitchen was funded by the Ruth and Jack Glantz Family Foundation.The cabinets were purchased from Habitat Restore.

Katy Galton, our Nutrition Educator teaches clients how to prepare healthy meals with the food we distribute.

The "Self Sufficiency Center" is a classroom that will enable us to offer enhanced education and referral services to our clients.

This Spring we will also host class trips. An all volunteeer council comprising professional educators are currently working on a cirriculum.

Our new "Client Choice" Pantry. Allowing clients to "shop" from the shelves eliminates waste and empowers people to select foods they want.

We recycled the shelving and moved much our old location with the help of Habitat for Humanity, Whippany Rotary, Fedex and many others

The warehouse - enough space to store and process the 7 tons of food we distribute EVERY WEEK. Thanks to Lapp Group of Florham Park for the forklift.

Another view taken during the holidays.