Kim Guadagno

There is power in radio and power in community and because of both, an Ocean County mother and her three children on the precipice of being evicted from their home, now find themselves in a much healthier living situation.

Based in Asbury Park, Mercy Center, is shaping and changing lives in so many ways through education, food bank services, social needs and various other programs serving those in Monmouth County and even beyond.

While Fulfill is largely known for food donations and serving meals to those in need, they offer a variety of other services that can help you and your neighbors get back on your feet again.

With the pandemic dragging on, many food banks have been stockpiling supplies for months as demand for assistance keeps rising.

Fulfill has awarded $271,000 in Pandemic Relief Grants to its 51 participating food pantries and other feeding agencies across Monmouth and Ocean Counties.

This is a first-of-its kind system for New Jersey, launched to meet increased demand caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

Food banks in New Jersey are anticipating a surge in demand for their services, as business closures and layoffs related to COVID-19 continue to ramp up throughout the state.

Fulfill has come to the aid of Lakewood school children with their summer program.

Former New Jersey Lieutenant Governor and recently named CEO & President of Fulfill, Kim Guadagno, will join postal employees at the Toms River Post Office Saturday in an effort to “Stamp Out” hunger in Ocean County.

The post political days are becoming charitable days for former New Jersey Lieutenant Governor Kim Guadagno.