(Courtesy of JFSCNJ) Thanks to the generosity of the Wilf family, under the guidance and supervision of Mark Ginsberg of Garden Homes, based in Short Hills, New Jersey, the new permanent open air roof structure in the JFS Charlotte Shak Kosher Food Pantry in Elizabeth has become a reality.
The new structure is a vast improvement and has drawn positive responses from the hundreds of clients, volunteers and staff who utilize the pantry on a weekly basis.
JFSCNJ expressed its appreciation to Luis Quinche who provided the framing; Meir Levi, who provided the electrical work; John Lunny of Storemaster who provided the gutters; and Felix Rodriguez of Mucinaf Construction for paving the JFS parking lot.
For information about the food pantry, contact Kathy Fernandez at [email protected] or (908) 352-8375.
(Courtesy of JFSCNJ) Thanks to the generosity of the Wilf family, under the guidance and supervision of Mark Ginsberg of Garden Homes, based in Short Hills, New Jersey, the new permanent open air roof structure in the JFS Charlotte Shak Kosher Food Pantry in Elizabeth has become a reality.
The new structure is a vast improvement and has drawn positive responses from the hundreds of clients, volunteers and staff who utilize the pantry on a weekly basis.
JFSCNJ expressed its appreciation to Luis Quinche who provided the framing; Meir Levi, who provided the electrical work; John Lunny of Storemaster who provided the gutters; and Felix Rodriguez of Mucinaf Construction for paving the JFS parking lot.
For information about the food pantry, contact Kathy Fernandez at [email protected] or (908) 352-8375.
