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The Ponds Food Pantry serves to strengthen families with respect and dignity for its guests.
The food pantry is available to anyone with an urgent nutritional need. The food pantry is a choice pantry allowing guests to shop for themselves. Email the director, Michele Weintraub, pantrydirector@pondsnj.org with any questions.
The Food Pantry is open:
Tuesday – 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Thursday – 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Saturday 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
The Ponds Food Pantry is only one aspect of a larger ministry to address food insecurity. Community Table and Soul to Soul provide other forms of support.
Community Table is a free meal served on the first Monday of each month from 6 pm to 8 pm in the Fellowship Hall.
Anyone is invited. Community Table is more than about a meal. It is bringing together members of the wider community where people will find a place of friendship and support.
In today’s world people not only are at risk of food insecurity, they risk lacking vital, healthy relationships.
Soul to Soul is a ministry for mothers and young children as well as individuals with specific dietary needs. Soul to Soul provides diapers, wipes and formula to mothers struggling with food insecurity.
For more information about Soul to Soul, contact Emily
at soultosoul.emily@gmail.com.
When families can’t afford to address repair needs, small problems grow into big issues, and the home can become unsafe and unhealthy.
For families caring for loved ones with a disability, home modifications are key to safety as well as the quality of life.
For many seniors, it can make all the difference between being able to age in a place with dignity or having to leave the home they love.
Grief Share meets the 2nd and 4th Mondays each month at 7 pm. If you are in need of a community that understands how overwhelming life can be following the loss of a loved one, attending one or more of these sessions may give you the support you’re seeking.
For more information please call 201-674-5544 or email Ron Petherbridge at rpetherb@gmail.com or Pastor Debbie, debbie@pondsnj.org.
There are over 123 million persons around the world who have been forced to flee their homes. Whether it was because of war, violence, persecution, natural disasters, poverty or political instability, people had to make the difficult choice to leave their home in search of safety and opportunity.
The Volunteer Coordinator for Refugee Resettlement works to bring together the necessary resources and support to provide refugees in northern New. Jersey the tools for a successful transition.
If you need assistance or you would like to help, please contact the Volunteer Coordinator for Refugee Resettlement at volunteer@pondsnj.org.
Alcoholics Anonymous meets Monday through Friday at Ponds in the Fellowship Hall. Monday, Wednesday and Friday meetings begin at 6:30 pm. Tuesday the meeting begins at 8 pm and is a closed meeting. Thursday the meeting begins at 7 pm.