October 30th: Community Resource Fair
Join us! Visit our providers and learn about the resources they have available.
Hunger and Food Insecurity
November 14th: Autumn Cocktail Reception
You are cordially invited to National Council of Jewish Women New York’s Autumn Cocktail Reception benefiting the Hunger Program!
Resources, Referrals, and Case Support
Our Hunger Program is about much more than just food. We provide additional items to support our clients health and well-being, such as COVID-tests, menstrual products, and more. Through partnerships with both public and private agencies, we provide on-site services
Community Kitchen
In operation since 1983, NCJW NY’s Community Kitchen serves a hot meal, freshly prepared in our own kitchen, to individuals and families in need...
Community Kitchen Volunteer
Volunteers will help set up tables, pack to-go bags, welcome our clients inside, and serve hot meals...
Food Pantry Volunteer
The NCJW NY Food Pantry operates weekly on Mondays. Volunteers come on a rotating schedule, based on their availability, for one of two shifts: 9:30 am-11:00 am or 11:00 am – 1:30 pm...
Food Pantry
Since 1984, NCJW NY has operated our weekly Food Pantry every Monday, providing a three-day emergency supply of groceries to families in need...
Hunger and Food Insecurity
According to the latest data available, nearly 1.8 million New York City residents – 20 percent of the population – qualify for federal nutrition support (SNAP), and no community is immune to the effects of poverty...