Category: Events
Sips of Support 25
Tickets are $25 each or a ticket book for $100 (5 tickets/book)
Grand Prize: 50 bottles of premium wine and 1 bottle of champagne
Second Place Prize: 25 bottles of premium wine and 1 bottle of champagne
3 Third Place Prizes: 10 bottles of premium wine and 1 bottle of champagne
Drawing: December 12th at the Interfaith Food Pantry Network
You must be 21+ to participate
Read Feed Run Turkey Trot 25
Drive Out Hunger 2025
Join us at Mount Tabor Country Club on September 15, 2025
$175 per Golfer
Modified Scramble Format
Includes: greens fees, carts, prizes, lunch, cocktails and dinner.
Schedule
10:30 – Registration
11:00 – Putting Contest
11:15 – Lunch
12:00 – Tee Off
5:00 – Dinner
Dine and Drink, Skip the Links, $35 per person
All are welcome to join us for dinner and cocktails!
IFPN Annual Public Meeting
The IFPN Annual Public Meeting will be taking place on May 29,2025.
Heart Healthy Habits
This February the Healthy Choices Kitchen is focusing on Heart Healthy Habits. Learn more here, about how you can improve your heart health through small changes to your diet and lifestyle.
This month the Healthy Choices Kitchen is featuring a Burrito Bowl as their February recipes. This hearty, easy to prepare dinner or lunch is a heart healthy choice! It includes a variety of vegetables, beans, and brown rice, packed with nutrients, good source of fiber and whole grains. Chicken is a healthy, lean source of protein and can be included if desired. It is also low in cholesterol and saturated fat.
Want to learn more about the Healthy Choices Kitchen Program, click here.
Harvesting Hope, 2025 Spring Gala
The Interfaith Food Pantry Network’s 2025 Spring Gala, Harvesting Hope, promises to be a special celebration of IFPN and its supporters who ensure we can provide emergency and supplemental nutritious food to over 10,000 Morris County neighbors each month who are facing hunger and food insecurity.
In 2024, we distributed a record 2.3 million pounds of food including fresh produce, eggs, dairy, frozen meats and shelf stable foods – the equivalent of 2.1 million meals – through visits to one of our two pantries, home deliveries and via our network of 37 partners throughout Morris County.
We look forward to honoring:
Alstede Farms with the Outstanding Partnership Award
Timothy J. Lockwood with the Community Impact Award
Tom Maoli, Celebrity Motor Car Company, Whippany with the Neighbors Helping Neighbors Award
The Gala will reflect on an extraordinary year when we accommodated a 22% increase in new clients (and growing) while making great strides toward creating a more food secure community.
Please consider supporting the IFPN 2025 Gala through an auction prize donation, digital journal ad or 50/50 raffle purchase, donation or join the celebration on April 25. Your support will help us meet the future demands of our community for years to come. We are truly grateful to all those who give generously to make our work possible.
Read Feed Run Turkey Trot
Now, in our 18th year, the goal is the same as always – support the Literacy Volunteers of Morris County as they teach residents to READ, help the Interfaith Food Pantry Network as they FEED residents in need, and keep each one of us fit with our annual holiday RUN.
Thanksgiving Morning, 11/28/2024
7:00 a.m. Packet Pick-up & On-Site Registration
8:30 a.m. 5K Run
8:45 a.m. 1 Mile Fun Walk/Run
9:15 a.m. Kids’ Trot (12 & under)
9:30 a.m. Awards Ceremony
2023 Giving Trees
Stamp Out Hunger
Every second Saturday in May, letter carriers in more than 10,000 cities and towns across America collect the goodness and compassion of their postal customers, who participate in the NALC Stamp Out Hunger National Food Drive — the largest one-day food drive in the nation.
Led by letter carriers represented by the National Association of Letter Carriers (AFL-CIO), with help from rural letter carriers, other postal employees and other volunteers, the drive has delivered
To donate, leave a sturdy bag (or bags) containing non-perishable foods, such as canned soup, canned vegetables, canned meats and fish, pasta, rice or cereal before the regular mail delivery on Saturday, May 11th. The carrier will do the rest. The food donations stay in each community, going to help local residents.