Join the community of neighbors helping neighbors, committed to ending hunger and supporting self-sufficiency.
The Interfaith Food Pantry Network (IFPN) is the largest and most relied upon resource for emergency and supplemental food among Morris County residents in need. IFPN employs innovative approaches to hunger and food insecurity, improving the health and well-being of individuals and families through access to nutritious food, education and related resources.
Here’s how we made a difference in the community:
In 2025, we distributed 2,457,315 lbs. of food…
that’s the equivalent of 2,047,762 meals provided…
and includes 1,051,911 lbs. of produce…
distributed across 42,197 households that visited one of our pantries or network partners
There are many ways to give
Your support keeps the Interfaith Food Pantry Network running strong and ready to serve our neighbors. Whether you give time, food, or funds, every contribution helps.
Learn how you can support our work
Learn more about volunteering at the pantry
Donate Now using our secure online payment method
Notes from the pantry
Jun 2026
Hunger Doesn’t Take A Summer Vacation
Every person counts so every dollar counts
Give with confidence—$.92 of every dollar donated goes directly to helping our neighbors.
