2 New Jersey nonprofits team up to distribute food to those in need
Table to Table teamed with one of its community partners Bessie Green Community Inc. for the event.
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Dec 20, 2024, 11:26 PM
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12ds agoTwo nonprofit organizations came together on Friday to make sure every New Jersey resident has access to nutritious food.
Table to Table and one of its community partners, Bessie Green Community Inc., joined forces to take unused food from Newark Liberty International Airport and donate that food to people in need.
News 12 has highlights from the distribution event.
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