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1.2 million New Jerseyans are going hungry right now. How to get help, volunteer or make a donation. Updated Mar 16, 2021; Posted Mar 16, 2021 Margarita Valentin of Elizabeth directs cars as volunteers distribute meals May 30, 2020, to more than 2,000 families at Kean University in Union. The county is partnering with the Community Food Bank of NJ and the United Way of Greater Union County to help families during the COVID-19 pandemic.Matt Smith | For NJ Advance Media Facebook Share For those who are food insecure, there are links at the bottom of this article to lists of nonprofits and agencies in each New Jersey county that list food assistance as a primary service. These organizations also welcome donations and volunteers. ....
Among all the partners who contributed to making the installation a reality, the pantry has one person in particular to thank North Hunterdon High School student Evan Kuster. “As a volunteer of the Food Pantry, I knew the pantry had a significant electricity expense for the refrigerators and thought that solar energy could save the pantry a bunch of money,” shared Kuster, Class of 2022. “My dad works at a solar energy development company called Merit SI, and he suggested we ask for donations to fund the solar system for the pantry.” So, the Kusters asked, and solar industry leaders responded. Rallying around their vision of impact, project partners First Solar (modules), OMCO Solar (mounting), and Pro-Circuit Electrical Contracting (electrical and labor) signed on to the project, joining Merit SI (infrastructure design and engineering). ....
By RIKKI N. MASSAND December 14, 2020 at 9:00 AM For his work on the Flemington Area Food Pantry solar project, Evan Kuster receives a proclamation from the county Board of Chosen Freeholders, presented by Director Shaun C. Van Doren (right). For his work on the Flemington Area Food Pantry solar project, Evan Kuster receives a proclamation . Credits: Courtesy of Hunterdon County By RIKKI N. MASSAND December 14, 2020 at 9:00 AM FLEMINGTON, NJ - Thanks to the efforts and foresight of a Hunterdon County 11th grade student and his family, the Flemington Area Food Pantry is well-equipped for 2021 and beyond with a green initiative to power parts of its facility using solar energy. ....