• Our Partners
• Government Programs
• Housing & Homelessness
• Poverty
• Hunger

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Celebrating 30 years of
Partnering with our COMMUNITY
to achieve
STABILITY
for our
NEIGHBORS
in need.
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TRENTON:
123 East Hanover St.
Trenton, NJ 08608
ph: 609-396-9355
fax: 609-396-5692

STORE HOURS:
Monday – Friday
9am – 12 noon
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE:
M – TH, 9am – noon
W, 9am – noon & 2 – 4pm
OFFICE HOURS:
M – F, 9am – 5pm

Princeton:

Nassau Presbyterian
61 Nassau St.
Princeton, NJ 08542
609-921-2135
PANTRY / OFFICE HOURS:
M – Th 1:30 - 4pm

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We are pleased to partner with

Founding congregations Nassau Presbyterian Church and Trinity Church

and nearly 60 interfaith partners: • Abiding Presence Lutheran Church • Aquinas Institute • All Saints’ Episcopal Church • Central Presbyterian Church, Summit • Christ Congregation • Congregation Beth Chaim • Covenant Presbyterian Church • Dayton Presbyterian Church • Episcopal Church at Princeton University • Episcopal Diocese of New Jersey • First Baptist Church of Pennington • First Baptist Church of Princeton • First Baptist Church of Trenton • First Presbyterian Church of Dutch Neck • First Presbyterian Church of Hamilton Square • First Prebyterian Church of Pennington • First Presbyterian Church of Plainsboro • First Presbyterian Church of Trenton • Friendship Baptist Church • Grace-St. Paul’s Episcopal Church • Hopewell Presbyterian Church • Jewish Center of Princeton • Kingston Presbyterian Church • Kingston United Methodist Church • Langhorne Presbyterian Church • Lawrence Road Presbyterian Church • Lutheran Church of the Messiah • Mt. Pisgah AME Church • Nassau Christian Center • New Covenant United Methodist Church • Presbyterian Church of Lawrenceville • Presbytery of New Brunswick • Prince of Peace Lutheran Church • Princeton Society of Friends • Princeton United Methodist Church • Princeton University Center for Jewish Life • Princeton University Office of Religious Life • Princeton University Presbyterian Campus Ministry • St. David The King • St. David’s Episcopal Church • St. Luke’s Episcopal Church • St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church • St. Matthias Episcopal Church • St. Michael’s Episcopal Church • St. Paul’s Roman Catholic Church • String of Pearls • Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Princeton • Titusville United Methodist Church • Trenton Ecumenical Area Ministry • Trinity Episcopal Church of Rocky Hill • Trinity Cathedral • Union Baptist Church • Washington Crossing Unitarian Universalist Congregation • Westminster Presbyterian Church • Windsor Hightstown Area Ministerium • Witherspoon Street Presbyterian Church

BATTLE AGAINST HUNGER
This non-profit organization is dedicated to raising public awareness about hunger and assisting those who provide services to those in need. It has raised over $325,000.00 for hunger relief in the past 6 years. The Crisis Ministry is pleased to receive support from this organization in its quest to raise awareness and funds to help fight the battle against hunger.

COMMUNITY JUSTICE CENTER
offers legal services to low-income people seeking assistance with obtaining veterans benefits or social security benefits

YES WE CAN! FOOD DRIVES

This non-political grassroots organization is a vital resource for the Crisis Ministry's hunger prevention program, averaging nearly 3.5 tons of food collected for our clients each month. Volunteers hold regular Saturday and Sunday food drives at area supermarkets and farmers markets that generously host their activities. Partner retailers include ShopRite in Ewing, ShopRite in Montgomery, Pennington Quality Market, McCaffrey’s Supermarket, and, seasonally, the West Windsor and Pennington Farmers’ Markets.  

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