Listen to the April 2020 Town Hall Conference Call

On April 23rd 2020, Commissioner William A. Bamford, our Territorial Commander, and others shared exclusive updates on The Salvation Army’s Eastern Territorial response to the Coronavirus pandemic.

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COVID-19 Response | 17 March - 30 June

Over 3,465,100 Meals Provided

across the state of New Jersey, including bagged to-go style meals, hot meals and groceries to our most vulnerable populations.

Over 160,754 Bags of Food

given to individuals and families. Partnering with other nonprofits like the Foodbank of NJ, we are able to have over 31 food pantries open across the state.

11,108 Emotional & Spiritual Contacts

Locally and nationally, The Salvation Army has a prayer army that helps us uplift all through direct contact and a toll free national hotline at:

1 (844) 458-HOPE (4673)

The Salvation Army Remains Jersey Strong

The Salvation Army of New Jersey is committed to meeting the needs of our community during the Coronavirus pandemic. As a leader in the fight against poverty, we are keenly aware of our responsibilities to provide help and hope to those who are most vulnerable. Ensuring the safety of those who depend on The Salvation Army’s programs and services, along with the safety of our volunteers and staff, is of the utmost priority. We are currently working closely with the New Jersey Department of Emergency Management and other government and nonprofit agencies to ensure that our services remain available. The Salvation Army will remain Jersey Strong and continue to meet the needs of our communities for years to come.

1-844-458-HOPE (4673)

For emotional and spiritual care. Our phone lines and hearts are open. Available 10 AM - 2 AM EST.