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YOUR GIFT MAKES A DIFFERENCE – Whether you give a one-time gift, set up a recurring donation, or contribute through your donor advised fund or stock, every dollar helps provide meals and hope across South Jersey. Click the blocks below to explore all the ways to give.
Ways to Give
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Donate Now
In our region, 1 in 9 individuals and 1 in 7 children don’t know where their next meal is coming from. Every single $1 you give will provide 2 meals to people in need throughout Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, and Salem counties.
Donate Monthly
Join FBSJ’s monthly giving program to help provide funding we can count on, and for those who count on us.
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Start a Fundraiser
Create a personal, unique fundraiser to allow your colleagues, family, and friends a convenient way to support a cause you love. Get started with your Virtual Food Drive fundraiser today!
Donor Advised Fund (DAF)
A donor-advised fund, or DA
F, is like a charitable investment account for the sole purpose of supporting the nonprofit organizations. DAFs are one of the easiest and most tax-advantageous ways to give cash and non-cash assets to the charities you care about most.
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Donate Stock
Donating appreciated stock is a powerful way to support the Food Bank of South Jersey. By making a gift of stock, you may be able to give more than you thought possible while potentially realizing tax advantages.
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Leave a Lasting Legacy
There are many ways to make an impact in South Jersey, though few opportunities offer the same comfort and sense of satisfaction than contributing to the long-term security of the Food Bank of South Jersey. Your planned gift or bequest is the perfect way to leave a lasting legacy – to provide hope and meals to our neighbors in need – for many years to come.
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Donate Cryptocurrency
An estimated 148,000 individuals are facing hunger in South Jersey. Your donation of cryptocurrency will help the Food Bank of South Jersey alleviate hunger and provide healthy food resources to the most vulnerable of neighbors such as children and older adults.