News, Events & Stories
Apr 15, 2023
Renewing Our Commitment to the Community
A Letter from Executive Director, Joyce E. Campbell
For nearly a year, TASK has engaged our patrons, staff, and community stakeholders in a thoughtful series of discussions concerning…
Apr 5, 2023
Honoring our Volunteers, the Lifeblood of TASK
April is National Volunteer Month
Everything we do at TASK is made possible by YOU, our volunteers. Every part of our operation relies on a…
Mar 28, 2023
NJ Food Security Advocate Visits TASK
TASK hosts Mark Dinglasan, Director of the New Jersey Office of the Food Security Advocate
On March 23, TASK enjoyed a visit from Mark Dinglasan, Director of the New Jersey Office of the Food Security…
Mar 22, 2023
TASK Helps Patron Publish Third Book
Deb Kisela adds new book of poetry to her credits
TASK writer, Deb Kisela, has released her newest book, a collection of poetry entitled Short Poems of My Own. Kisela,…
Mar 19, 2023
In Memory of Bruce Howard
Longtime TASK kitchen staffer is honored with a memorial plaque
Loyal. Dependable. Respected. That’s how the late Bruce Howard, a beloved member of the TASK kitchen staff, is remembered. It’s…
Mar 14, 2023
TASK & UPS: Removing Barriers to Employment
By providing transportation, UPS removes a major roadblock to self-sufficiency
Sharon Horne has been a regular presence at TASK for many years. Often called “The Face of TASK,” because of…
Mar 7, 2023
Radical Hospitality Brings Empathy to the Forefront
Philosophy of Care Reminds Us to Ask 'How Can I help You?'
Since our founding 41 years ago, TASK has always sought to do more and do it better. From meal service…
Dec 1, 2022
Supporter Spotlight
Longtime Volunteer Bob Dietz Reactivates Popular ESL Program
In his 76 years, Bob Dietz has worn many hats: elementary school teacher; activist; drug rehabilitation counselor; social worker; and…
Dec 1, 2022
We Must Be the Voice for Those Impacted by Hunger
A Message From TASK's Executive Director
TASK is nearing the end of its 40th anniversary year, a milestone for a community organization that was once itself homeless…
