SPONSOR THE MOBILE PANTRY
Make an impact and gain visibility through sustaining support of the mobile food pantry.
- $2,500 Sponsor a Single Distribution Stop with Option to Volunteer
- $5,000+ Includes one-year of visibility on the Mobile Pantry truck with additional Volunteer & Recognition at increasing tiers
To learn more about our comprehensive sponsor options, contact Helaine Isaacs at helainei@jfcsonline.org or 609-987-8100 Ext 104.
2026 SUSTAINING SPONSORS
Mercer Street Friends
New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA)
Princeton Area Community Foundation
JFCS Women’s Alliance
Fran and Larry Sucharow Philanthropic Fund at the Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Mercer
Mercer County Office of Food Security
The Corella and Bertram F. Bonner Foundation
Novo Nordisk
Bristol Myers Squibb Foundation
Susan and Michael Falcon
The Freedman Family
Patty & Adolf Herst
Mercer County Turkey Trot– Roundview Capital
NRG Energy
The Rubman-Goldfus Family
Shoprite
Church & Dwight Employee Giving Fund
Andrea Dedrick & David Arbeitel
Lennar
NJM Insurance
Northfield Bank Foundation
PennMedicine Princeton Health
Roundview Capital
The Wawa Foundation
Congregation Beth Chaim Sisterhood
The Bank of Princeton
M&T Bank
The Persky Family
PJ’s Pancake House
Phlaxy and Howard Rosenman
Smukler Family
The Sussman Family
Lisa and Mark Tobias
Jack Trabin
Stacey Wasserman & Ian Zimmerman
The Bank of Princeton
M&T Bank
The Persky Family
PJ’s Pancake House
Phlaxy and Howard Rosenman
Smukler Family
The Sussman Family
Lisa and Mark Tobias
Jack Trabin
Stacey Wasserman & Ian Zimmerman
Founding Sponsors listed in BOLD
OUR IMPACT
data reflects service since our launch in January 2020 through January 2026
Total bags distributed since launch
Unique individuals served
Locations served since Launch
WHY WE WENT MOBILE

Transportation Barriers
Public transportation options are not convenient for existing food pantries

Accessibility Obstacles
Limitations in physical mobility often prevent seniors from getting to supermarkets

Financial Limitations
10.6% of Mercer County residents are food insecure
