Food distribution is at the rear of the church (door 11)

Document: ID, proof of residence & income, SSI card, SNAP, WIC documentation.

Families need to complete the 2024-25 school meal & summer EBT application to receive summer benefits ($120 per eligible child)- name spelling, address, etc. all need to be up to date and accurate! Summer EBT Outreach Toolkit" https://hungerfreenj.org/summer-ebt-2024/ For help with your application in Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, or Salem county, please contact: Online application link: https://outlook.office365.com/book/SNAPApplicationAssistancebyPhone@foodbanksj.org/ Food Bank of South Jersey snap@foodbanksj.org SNAP Help Center: 856.324.5173

To find assistance in other counties, please visit: https://www.nj.gov/humanservices/njsnap/apply/help/ Proof Needed to Get Benefits You will need the following for everyone in your household who is applying: A valid ID (i.e. driver’s license, birth certificate, government ID) Proof of where you live (i.e. lease, rental agreement, utility bill) *Unless you are experiencing homelessness Proof of earned income (i.e. paystubs, employer letter, recent tax records) Proof of unearned income (benefits award letter) Proof of resources (i.e. bank statements) Social Security Number Proof of immigration status (for non-citizens) Proof of student status (for college students) You can get more benefits by providing:

Housing costs (i.e. rent receipt, mortgage statement, property tax bills) Phone and utility costs Medical expenses for anyone in your household 60+ or disabled Child and adult care costs Child support paid by a person in your household

• Will be closed on Holy Saturday

Clients must display a need for food and qualify if they receive any of the following types of assistance:

1. Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)
2. Food Stamps (SNAP)
3. Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
4. Women,Infants and Children (WIC)
5. Medicaid
6. Clients also qualify if they meet income guidelines as defined by the federal government or experience a disaster such as loss of income, housing or domestic issues such as divorce.

This entails clients waiting in a line in their cars for the food to be distributed & food loaded into their cars by pantry volunteers. We ask clients to be respectful of others, be aware of traffic around the church and to stay in their cars during the food distribution process.