About the Alliance

The JFCS Women’s Alliance is a group of women committed to addressing hunger in our community. By supporting this initiative, you will help ensure that those with the greatest need will have access to healthy and nutritious food.

This membership-based collaboration benefits the JFCS mobile and on-site food pantries year after year. Since 2019, 253 Members have raised over $521,000 in support of the pantries.

Why focus on Hunger?

Now more than ever, food is a serious need in our region, where more than 1 in 10 individuals in Mercer County are hungry.

Food insecurity is an ongoing issue in our community and the number of families served by JFCS’ food pantry increased by 31% in the past year. The mobile and on-site pantries are distributing a combined 1,800+ bags each month.

Why become a member?

As a member of the Women’s Alliance, you will be invited to exclusive member event(s) during the year, and listed on our website and in the Annual Report. Most of all, you will be making an impact in the year to come by supporting JFCS food programs.

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