DUE TO THE FORECAST, WHEELS & HEELS FOR MEALS IS CANCELLED. We will always prioritize safety above all and do not want anyone riding or walking in poor conditions. We hope everyone stays safe and dry indoors.
Your registration payment will be acknowledged as a donation.
We can't control the weather (though we tried our best), but we can control how we continue to step up for our neighbors. We think of the storms they weather day after day to keep food on their table ...
Jonathan, who is unhoused, lives in his van or at motels when he can afford it. He has been relying on our pantry and prompted our staff to regularly stock more on-the-go options for clients without reliable access to cooktops. Anytime he visits, he also asks for extras to share with friends in similar living situations without the means to get to the pantry.
Evelyn, who brings her young daughter and nephew, as she and her sister trade off childcare while each balancing part-time work. The visit to the pantry becomes a bright spot due to the care and compassion of our staff. The children always receive an extra toy, craft or treat, making the visit feel normal, even special, not stigmatized.
Raymond, who is homebound after a long hospital stay and working with our senior care team and referred to received DoorDash home deliveries from our pantry. He is so grateful for the convenient and direct delivery of food to keep nourished during recovery.
And the broader storms of uncertainty – increasing prices for everyday goods, the compounding effects of cuts to SNAP (food stamps) and Medicaid – all forcing those on the brink to do more with less, to choose between a meal and medication, to worry about nourishing their children before themselves.
We thank you for being ready to ride and walk and hope we get to see you on the start line next year!
Our goal remains $105,000. Keep sharing your fundraising page. While we cannot come together in person, we can show up for our neighbors with support. Let’s get to that finish line.
Fundraising Leaderboard
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Joyce & Peter W-C $3,800.00 raised
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Helaine Isaacs $2,708.00 raised
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Beth & Murray Brenman $2,650.69 raised
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Beth El Velo $5,872.69 raised
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TJCyclers $5,028.53 raised
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Beth's Birthday Fundraiser $3,559.74 raised
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1 Marianne Malone $1,000.00
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2 Anonymous $1,000.00
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3 Max Orland $1,000.00
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Our Thanks to...
Event Committee:
Anne Berman-Waldorf, Kids' Zone
Andrea Genek, Kids' Zone
Liz Klein
Arnold Milstein, Communications
Rachel Mynhier
Pamela Zaifman
Ken Zimel, Routes
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About JFCS
Jewish Family & Children's Service of Greater Mercer County (JFCS) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit community service agency that strengthens individuals and families by empowering people to care for themselves and others.
In a world of stress, health challenges, and disconnected families, JFCS offers the most comprehensive social services in central New Jersey for people of all ages and backgrounds. The agency provides help, hope, and healing with high-quality programs and clinical services.
See our website for more about our program.