Stay Informed About a Growing Issue
The USDA defines “food insecurity” as the lack of access to enough food for all household members. 10.5
percent (13.7 million) of U.S. households were food insecure at some time during 2019.
Other Programs and Resources
There is a great deal of information available online. Learn more
about the issue of hunger here at home and at the national level.
Food Resource Action Center (FRAC)
Every Person Counts
so Every Dollar Counts
There are over 44,000 people in Morris County who struggle with food insecurity. Looming federal cuts and policy changes to SNAP and Medicaid, along with increased insurance costs, will put many low-income residents at risk. Many may be faced with impossible choices: whether to pay rent, fill a prescription, or buy food. Every contributions makes a difference to our neighbors in need.
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Charitable Impact
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Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD)