At the Apostles’ House, we serve hundreds of women and children who rely on our Life Pantry to put food on the table. Much of what we distribute comes from trusted partners like the Community Food Bank of New Jersey (CFBNJ), whose recent joint statement with other New Jersey food banks raises a critical concern we must all pay attention to.

The proposed cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in the House Reconciliation Bill could jeopardize access to food for the very families we serve — many of whom are already experiencing the trauma of homelessness, unemployment, and poverty.

>>Please read the full statement from our partners here:

Now more than ever, our pantry is a lifeline. Cuts to SNAP mean more people will turn to emergency food providers like us — and we need your support to meet that rising demand.

How You Can Help Today:

• Donate to help us keep our Life Pantry open and our shelves stocked

• Advocate by contacting your elected officials and urging them to protect SNAP, and

• Share this message to raise awareness in your network

Together, we can stand up for food security and ensure no family is left behind.