Somerset County-Wide Community Food Drive To Support Local Families In Need Launched

SOMERSET COUNTY, NJ — The Somerset County Association of Chiefs of Police has announced the launch of a county-wide Non-Perishable Food Drive to support community members facing food insecurity.

The initiative will run through Dec. 31, with donation drop-off locations available at any Somerset County Police Department.

"Thousands of individuals in our community struggle with hunger every day," the Association noted in its announcement. "This food drive is an opportunity for residents to come together and make a meaningful difference during a time of year when the need is especially felt."

Items Accepted:

• Non-perishable food items
• Health and beauty products
• Baby formula, baby wipes, and diapers

All donated products should be sealed and within their expiration date to ensure safety and usability for recipient families.

How to Participate:

Residents can contribute by bringing donation items to any Somerset County Police Department through Dec. 31. Officers and staff will ensure items are properly collected and distributed to local organizations serving families in need.

Commitment to Community:

The Somerset County Association of Chiefs of Police remains committed to fostering strong community partnerships and supporting residents through meaningful initiatives. This year’s food drive aims to bring relief, hope, and stability to households experiencing hardship.

For more information, contact your local Somerset County Police Department.

— Submitted by Somerset County Association of Chiefs of Police