Jersey Proud: Bergen County’s Food Security Task Force gets permanent office
The county's Food Security Task Force got a permanent home at the Department of Human Services.
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Jun 14, 2023, 2:34 AM
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3h agoBergen County's mission to help feed families reached a new milestone.
The county's Food Security Task Force got a permanent home at the Department of Human Services.
The announcement was made at the third annual food pantry summit last week.
County Executive Jim Tedesco says this ensures the fight against hunger remains the primary focus.
The county says the new office means less people will go hungry.
