Send Hunger Packing Princeton

Who doesn’t love a good spring cleaning?? Thank you so much to the students of for helping us reorganize and clean out our pantry storage space! As we prepare for the warmer months ahead, we want to make sure our nonperishables are up to date and ready to be distributed to our outdoor pantries. Thank you again for your service to the Princeton community 💚🥫

Happy SHUPPgiving!! We are honored to support the families of Princeton Public Schools with a box of fresh produce and a protein of their choice. As students are enjoying their Spring Break, SHUPP remains committed to ensuring students and families are well fed as we approach the Passover/Easter weekend! Shout out to for their amazing supply of fresh and nutritious foods!🧡🍗🥔🥦🥕🩵

🗣️Strong bodies build stronger communities! Calling our fitness friends at to support our food drive with nonperishable donations. Your items will be distributed across our many free pantries in the Princeton area for families to grab and go as they please. As your fitness fuels you, your generosity fuels our neighbors! 🥫🏋️‍♀️

https://www.towntopics.com/2026/02/25/nonprofits-government-and-community-groups-make-sure-local-residents-have-enough-to-eat/

Collaboration will always drive meaningful change in our community. We are honored to work along side such amazing organizations as we fight food insecurity together. SHUPP is proud to always find ways to work with the my community leaders of Princeton. Thank you Town Topics Newspaper for this amazing article!

Nonprofits, Government, and Community Groups Make Sure Local Residents Have Enough to Eat – Town Topics February 25, 2026February 24, 2026 Anne Levin Nonprofits, Government, and Community Groups Make Sure Local Residents Have Enough to Eat FEEDING THE HUNGRY: Princeton Mobile Food Pantry’s new President Debbie Bronfeld, right, shown with former President Amy Lansky, is committed to continuing the no...

We are excited to welcome Julie Ramirez as the new President for the Board of Trustees for Send Hunger Packing Princeton!

We would like to also take this moment to truly thank Ross Wishnick for his leadership and contributions over the 10+ years of SHUPP. Ross has dedicated many hours to support Princeton’s youth and families to ensure their food needs are met. From his rapid response to support families during the COVID-19 pandemic to building numerous pantries and garden beds across town, Ross’s leadership emphasizes the importance of commitment and compassion for his community. We look forward to his continued efforts as he will remain a valued member to the Executive Board. 💚🪴

So thankful for Ross Wishnick contributions over the 10+ years of Send Hunger Packing Princeton! The mark you have left as President will never be forgotten as we continue our mission to serve the students and families in this amazing community. We look forward to your continued efforts as a dedicated member of SHUPP's Executive Committee.

We are excited to welcome Julie Ramirez as the new President for the Board of Trustees for Send Hunger Packing Princeton!

SHUPP Board of Trustees Thanks Outgoing President Ross Wishnick for His Contributions – Town Topics January 21, 2026January 20, 2026 Town Topics Newspaper SHUPP Board of Trustees Thanks Outgoing President Ross Wishnick for His Contributions To the Editor: On behalf of the Board of Trustees of Send Hunger Packing Princeton (SHUPP), we extend our sincere appreciation to Ross Wishnick, whose leadersh...

Ending the year grateful and inspired. 💫 Thank you for the many partnerships that we’ve maintained or created this year! From Princeton University, Contes, Princeton YMCA, Princeton Human Services, and many more, you all have helped us nourish our community through food pantries, gardens, and snack programs for young people who need it the most. Thank you for being part of our mission at Send Hunger Packing Princeton—together, we’re planting the seeds for an exciting year ahead. See you in 2026🌱💚🥫🥨🍓

SHUPP wishes you a happy and safe holiday season!🎄💚☺️

We live in a world of so much uncertainty now. One of many issues arising is food insecurity. Send Hunger Packing Princeton (SHUPP) is one of a number of local organizations addressing this and has been for nearly 15 years. Focusing on students and their families, SHUPP provides fresh produce every week for any student who makes a request, no questions asked.
In this season of giving, please help us help our community. Check the link in our bio to see how you can nourish our community.

As you are aware, ongoing government shutdown is threatening to disrupt SNAP benefits for thousands of families in our region. At SHUPP, we’re seeing the impact firsthand—and we’re responding with everything we’ve got. These school-based distributions are a vital bridge for families navigating SNAP delays. Any contribution makes a difference. Check the link in our bio to see how you can help.

Winterize, Socialize and Revitalize💚🪏swipe to see the change in our garden.

Thank you to all who came out and offered a helping hand.