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Find similar grantsGrowing Healthy Pantries Initiative Grants is sponsored by New Jersey's five food banks (e.g., Community FoodBank of New Jersey). This collaborative initiative awards grants to local food assistance organizations to support choice-focused projects, improve pantry environments, and increase accessibility and inclusivity.
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org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/GHP-. png New Jersey’s five food banks have awarded grants to 17 local food assistance organizations through the collaborative Growing Healthy Pantries initiative.
Each organization received up to $20,000 to support choice-focused projects, such as transitioning from pre-packed groceries to full client-choice shopping models, outfitting mobile pantries with shelving and refrigeration, and bridging language barriers with technology to increase accessibility and strengthen inclusivity.
Grantees will also participate in a year-long cohort designed to improve pantry environments, with support including technical assistance, peer learning, and ongoing evaluation through surveys, focus groups, and site visits.
“We want to create a space where neighbors truly feel like they are part of a community, rather than just recipients of charity,” said Sarah Haefele of Community Presbyterian Church in Brigantine, one of the organizations that received funding. “It’s important that our neighbors feel cared for — not just by the food we provide, but by the genuine support and thoughtfulness behind it.
” At the end of the cohort year, participants will share their projects with the group. The effort aims to create food pantry spaces that offer not just emergency relief, but also dignity and empowerment — where neighbors can choose the foods that best meet their needs.
Overall, food insecurity in the state is up 65% over pre-pandemic, and the threats posed by federal budget cuts make this work by food banks and pantries more critical than ever before. Stay Informed About The Community FoodBank Of New Jersey Fewer Benefits, More Barriers: What SNAP Changes Mean for New Jersey Families Fueling Access, Building Capacity: New Vehicles on the Road for Our Partners
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local food assistance organizations in New Jersey. Grantees also participate in a year-long cohort. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $20,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Growing Healthy Pantries Initiative Grants is funded by New Jersey's five food banks (e.g., Community FoodBank of New Jersey). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in New Jersey. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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