Franklin Food Bank: Helping Food Insecure Central Jersey Families [Interview]

Terri Seeney-Majette, the Program Director of the Franklin Food Bank, made a return appearance to join us in the studio. We discussed their next community distribution tomorrow, February 7th at 11 am. It’s open to everyone inside and outside of Franklin, and no means testing is required. The Franklin Township Police Department's Community Relations Bureau is located at 935 Hamilton Street, Somerset, NJ 08873.

Terri shared that “they plan on providing what they call ‘Beyond Food’ programs or ‘Wrap-Around Services.’ These services include ‘Snap Assistance,’ which involves enrolling their clients in a food assistance program that helps them buy groceries.

Another is the “Rutgers Cancer Mobile Health Unit” which stops by once a month. “Many of our clients can’t get to the doctor, and may be afraid to go to the doctor … we’re providing that service right there at the food bank.”

Check out all the information and the entire interview here…

The Franklin Food Bank has served Franklin Township since 1975, and since the onset of COVID-19, they’re serving more than ever from within the township and beyond. They offer community food distribution on the first Wednesday of each month at the Franklin Police Department, no questions asked. If anyone needs more support, they’re welcome to shop at the organization’s market-style distribution at the food bank on Churchill Avenue.

Consider the fact that many who benefit from the Franklin Food Bank are neighbors just like you. They may have fallen into some hard times and need a little help to get back on track.

Take a listen to what Terri has to say and please take action. If you can, please consider a donation to help the food bank carry out their work. If you need help, please call the Franklin Food Bank to make sure you and your family are safe and nourished.

Get help or give help at franklinfoodbank.org  or 732-246-0009.

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