Thank you for your continued service throughout the pandemic with our new food distribution plan in place. There is no doubt that it has been successful thus far because of your hard working efforts.
For those of you that aren’t aware, our volunteer roles, described below, have no direct interaction with the general public and adhere to social distancing and face covering/masks requirements.
Bag packing volunteer - pack and prepare bags of fresh, frozen and non-perishable food items
Bag replenishing volunteer - move prepared bags from pantry to outside tables to ensure adequate inventory during hours of food distribution to community members
Please visit the links below to sign up for volunteer days and times. We hope that you will be available to support our pantries efforts to provide free groceries to community members experiencing food insecurity.
For Princeton Pantry volunteer inquiries, please contact Cecilia Avila, ceciliaa@arminarm.org.
HANOVER PANTRY https://signup.com/go/riUowmp
HUDSON PANTRY https://signup.com/go/MMsyRrE
Volunteers under 15 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.
No additional volunteer opportunities at this time.
About Arm In Arm
Location:
123 East Hanover Street, Trenton, NJ 08608, US
Mission Statement
Partnering with our community to achieve stability for our neighbors in need. The dignity of all people guides our actions daily, from clients to office staff to volunteers to work trainees. It drives our Hunger Prevention program’s choice model, our Housing Stability model that includes shared financial responsibility from clients, and the work and service aspect of our workforce development program. Arm In Arm is a non-sectarian and non-proselytizing organization with no political mission. We do not discriminate on the basis of gender, sexual identity, age, ethnicity, religious status, or national origin.
Description
Arm In Arm, formerly the Crisis Ministry, serves people from every Mercer County municipality. Our accessible sites serve neighbors in need through highly respected programs in Hunger Prevention, Housing Stability, Workforce Development, and Driver’s License Restoration.
We served 4,441 households with high-quality food, nutrition education and health screening in 2016.
In 2016, we helped 681 families stabilize their housing through assistance with back rent or mortgage, rapid re-housing and security deposit help, utilities back payment, and case management.
We provided job skills and employment readiness training for 47 adults with children in 2016 through our workforce development program.
We improved the employment prospects for 59 women and men through our driver’s license restoration program.
In addition to sustained core support from Trinity and Nassau Presbyterian churches, Arm In Arm benefits from meaningful engagement with over 60 congregations of different faiths and with schools and colleges, businesses, and community service organizations from the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts to the Rotary Club.
Volunteer participation is vital to the success of Arm In Arm in fulfilling our mission. On average, volunteers contributed over 450 hours of service each month in 2016.
