Our Impact
Donor Highlight | Neighborhood Transformation | December 2020“This is a state tax credit program that really works,” Interfaith Neighbors Executive… Read More
Read MoreTo assist the most vulnerable among us meet life’s necessities while working to help improve the quality of life for individuals, families and their communities. Through the years our initiatives have developed into comprehensive programs aimed at supporting all Monmouth County residents.
They include:
We provide low-moderate income families the chance to realize the dream of homeownership, while improving local neighborhoods.
The Neighborhood Revitalization Tax Credit Program (NRTC) is designed to foster the revitalization of New Jersey’s distressed neighborhoods.
Bringing education, care, and support to local infants, toddlers, and their families, the Early Childhood Learning Center will be a unique community asset.
We prepare and deliver over 350,000 nutritious meals to over 3,500 elderly, homebound or disabled individuals each year.
Prevents homelessness for working families that are struggling of Monmouth County facing foreclosure or eviction.
An urban agriculture social enterprise that meets local market needs and provides engagement opportunities for local residents.
Interfaith Neighbors, Inc. is a non-profit organization founded in May 1988 when local faith communities came together to address the growing problem of homelessness. Over the years, our services have grown to now include seven distinct programs serving all of Monmouth County. Our supporting members now number over 45 religious congregations of all denominations plus hundreds of private donors as well as corporations, charitable gift trusts and foundations. Interfaith Neighbors has an established track record of successfully delivering projects in a highly efficient and effective manner while building a reputation for excellence that is widely acknowledged,
Your financial donations allow us to continue to provide lifechanging services for the less fortunate of our community.
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