At Fisherman’s Mark, we are proud to partner with a wide range of organizations who help us provide essential support to our neighbors—from large grocery chains and small bakeries to farms, faith-based groups, schools, and fellow nonprofits. These partners contribute food, host drives, co-facilitate programs, offer volunteer support, and collaborate on everything from cooking demonstrations to emergency assistance. Every day, their efforts expand our reach and strengthen our impact. Together, we make it possible for individuals and families to access the resources they need to thrive.
Grocery Stores & Food Retailers
These partners donate groceries, baked goods, fresh produce and household items-many on a scheduled weekly basis
Giant
Giant Food Stores, LLC set up a fund from which Fisherman’s Mark buys items needed for the MARKet. Giant helps to keep our shelves stocked so that we can continue to provide food support to our program participants.
Toris Treats Bakery
Tori’s Treats donates fresh-baked goods to our Free MARKet every Wednesday. Their generous weekly contributions of cakes, cookies, and other sweet treats add a special touch to our pantry offerings—bringing joy to our program participants and helping us make each visit feel a little more comforting.
Chez Alice
Chez Alice in Lambertville donates fresh baked goods to our Free MARKet every Wednesday and Friday. Their delicious pastries and breads are a welcome treat for our program participants, adding comfort and variety to the pantry offerings each week.
McCaffrey's
McCaffrey’s gives bread, pastry and cooked meals to our Free Market twice per week. Its cooked meals are particularly welcome to program participants who don’t have a kitchen.
Shop Rite
ShopRite provides weekly discounts that help us keep the Free MARKet well-stocked with essential grocery items. Their reliable partnership allows us to stretch our budget further and better serve our program participants.
Stockton Market
Stockton Market donates baked goods, prepared meals and deli items each week to our Free MARKet, providing sweet and savory additions that our program participants truly enjoy. In addition to their generous donations, Stockton Market has also hosted fundraisers on our behalf—furthering their commitment to supporting the community we serve.
Basil Bandwagon
Basil Bandwagon is a local market that donates to our Free MARKet each week. They were a tremendous support during Covid. We missed them terribly when the had to shut down after Hurricane Ida, and celebrated their reopening.
Wawa
Wawa in New Hope donates frozen breakfast sandwiches to our Free MARKet four days a week. These hearty, ready-to-heat meals are especially appreciated by participants who may not have access to a full kitchen or the time to prepare a meal from scratch.
Kimberton Whole Foods
Kimberton Whole Foods donates groceries to our Free MARKet each week, helping us offer a wider range of healthy options. They are our primary source for gluten-free, dairy-free, and vegan items—essential for participants with dietary restrictions.
Farm and Produce Partners
These partners provide ongoing access to fresh, healthy food—critical for our Free MARKet and Mobile MARKet
pantry services
America's Grow a Row
American’s Grow-a-Row provides fresh produce weekly from August through October. With their guidance, we have learned delicious and healthy ways to use end-of-life produce, avoiding food waste and increasing the range of our offerings.
Rolling Harvest Food Rescue
Rolling Harvest Food Rescue donates produce to the Free MARKet each week. Most of their produce is organic and fresh. These products would likely not be affordable to our program participants.
Carversville Farm Foundation
Carversville Farm Foundation is a vital partner in our fight against food insecurity. Every week, year-round, they donate farm-fresh produce and eggs to the Free MARKet—ensuring that our program participants have access to healthy, nutrient-rich food.
Learn more about our partnership.
Hungry Work Organic Farm
Hungry Work Organic Farm supports our food programs with ongoing donations of fresh vegetables throughout the spring and summer months. Their seasonal contributions help us provide healthy, organic produce to the families and individuals we serve.
Community Services and Program Delivery Partners
These collaborators directly support our social service and educational programming.
United Way of Hunterdon County
United Way of Hunterdon County donates diapers to our Free MARKet. We provide space for its VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) Program in our Wilson Street office. We share program information, refer clients and participate in one another’s events.
Hunterdon County Educational Services Commission
Hunterdon County Educational Services Commission is a key partner in our adult education efforts, co-facilitating leveled ESL classes that help participants build language skills and confidence. Their support ensures that our ESL program is structured, accessible, and responsive to learners at all stages.
Lambertville Animal Welfare
The Fisherman’s Mark Pet Food Pantry, launched in partnership with Lambertville Animal Welfare (LAW) in 2016, ensures that families never have to make the heartbreaking choice between feeding themselves or their pets. LAW plays an active role in sourcing food and supplies.
River Valley Realty
River Valley Realty is a valued community partner, co-hosting our Renters’ Rights Workshop to help local residents understand their housing options and protections. Each year, they also organize a school supply drive to support our Back-to-School Backpack Program, helping ensure that students in need start the school year prepared and confident.
Princeton Child Development Institute (PCDI)
Princeton Child Development Institute is a proud partner in our Recipe for Success: Skills for Life program, which empowers adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities through skill-building and hands-on experiences. PCDI participants work alongside our team at the Free MARKet and in community-based activities that foster independence, confidence, and meaningful engagement.
Learn more about the program here »
The Next Step
The Next Step is a valued partner in our Recipe for Success: Skills for Life program, supporting adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities as they gain practical experience and build meaningful connections. TNS participants contribute to operations at the Free MARKet and engage in service projects that benefit the broader community.
Learn more about the program here »
Los Puentes/The Bridges
Los Puentes (The Bridges) is Fisherman’s Mark’s own bilingual outreach and navigation program, created to serve the Spanish-speaking community. Led by dedicated staff, the program connects individuals and families with resources, guidance, and culturally informed support. Los Puentes builds trust and strengthens community bonds, ensuring equitable access to social services, education, and advocacy.
Learn more about the program here »
Christine's Hope for Kids
Christine’s Hope for Kids brings joy and warmth to families throughout the year by assembling and delivering festive goodie bags on special occasions like Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. These thoughtful “bags of goodies” add comfort and celebration to the holidays, making each visit to the Free MARKet feel a little more festive and heartfelt.
Stitched Together Mutual Aid
Stitched Together Mutual Aid is a group of New Hope and Lambertville neighbors who handcraft warm, high-quality cold-weather gear to share with the local community. Each year, they knit and crochet around 200 winter pieces, which are distributed during the colder months and included in Thanksgiving and Christmas outreach. Their creativity and generosity bring warmth—both literal and figurative—to those in need.
Faith-Based and Civic Groups
These organizations provide meals, hygiene items, and other essential supports
Thompson Memorial Presbyterian Church
Thompson Memorial Presbyterian Church in New Hope supports Fisherman’s Mark through annual donations of prepared meals and hygiene products. In 2024, their Lambertville-based ministry, The Bridge, partnered with us to launch a new utility assistance initiative in response to urgent community needs identified in our recent Needs Assessment. This collaboration provides critical support to local families struggling with heating and electric bills, especially during colder months or after sudden rate increases. We’re grateful for their compassionate and practical commitment to helping neighbors thrive.
Bethlehem Presbyterian Church
Each week, Bethlehem Presbyterian Church donates sandwiches, eggs, and snacks to support our food programs. These contributions provide quick, nourishing options for our participants and reflect the congregation’s ongoing commitment to caring for neighbors in need.
Kalmia Club
Each holiday season, the Kalmia Club generously donates winter accessories for children, including hats, gloves, and scarves. Their thoughtful contributions help ensure that local kids stay warm during the colder months, adding an extra layer of comfort and care to our holiday support efforts.
Keller Williams Real Estate - Doylestown
Each year, the Doylestown office of Keller Williams Real Estate rallies community support through a large-scale food drive benefiting the Free MARKet. In addition to this annual effort, they host a second donation drive later in the year—helping to ensure our shelves stay stocked year-round.
Fox and Roach Realtors - New Hope
Team members from the New Hope office of Fox & Roach Realtors generously volunteer their time to support our food delivery program, providing bi-weekly staffing that ensures groceries are shelved and displayed properly and efficiently.
Boy Scout Troop #65 - Ringoes, NJ
Boy Scout Troop 65 supports Fisherman’s Mark through seasonal food drives and volunteer service. Each year, the troop takes the lead in assembling our holiday meal bags—bringing energy, teamwork, and community spirit to one of our most meaningful traditions.
School and Student Groups
Student groups and school partners assist with food security initiatives year-round
New Hope-Solebury Key Club
Each holiday season, the New Hope-Solebury Key Club supports our Adopt-a-Wish List program by organizing and promoting gift drives for both children and seniors. Their leadership and compassion help ensure that every wishlist is fulfilled and every participant feels remembered and cared for during the holidays.
New Hope-Solebury District (NHSD)
The New Hope-Solebury School District engages students and families in supporting Fisherman’s Mark by hosting annual canned food drives. These efforts help stock our Free MARKet and foster a spirit of community service among local youth.
South Hunterdon Regional Elementary School
South Hunterdon Regional Elementary School supports our work each year by hosting holiday food drives. Their efforts help ensure our shelves are stocked during one of the busiest times of year, making a meaningful difference for families in need.
Other Notable Community Supporters
The support of these local businesses is invaluable to the Fisherman’s Mark mission
Norwescap
We’re proud to partner with Norwescap, a co-equal in compassion and reach. Rooted in nearly six decades of service to New Jersey’s Northwest counties, their Food Bank helps to strengthen our efforts to nourish our neighbors.
Heath's Service Station
Located right in Lambertville, Heath’s Service Station helps keep our clients warm by donating propane for our outdoor heaters during the colder months. Their ongoing support ensures that we can maintain a safe and comfortable environment for participants waiting for services, even when temperatures drop.
Holly Hedge Estate
HollyHedge Estate plays a vital role in our Zero Waste program by generously providing kitchen space and staff support for weekly meal preparation. This unique collaboration allows volunteers, under the guidance of a professional chef, to transform surplus produce into nutritious, ready-to-freeze meals for distribution through our food programs. Their beautiful Bucks County venue is more than just a wedding and event destination—it’s also a committed partner in food sustainability and community support. Learn more about our Zero Waste program here.
Zanya Spa Salon
Zanya Spa Salon coordinates a school supply drive and collects supplies for our annual backpack program. Zanya helps to ensure that all children start school ready to learn.
New Hope Cyclery
New Hope Cyclery supports our community by donating retired rental bikes to program participants. These bikes offer more than just transportation—they provide independence, access to employment, and a healthier, more mobile lifestyle. We’re grateful for their generosity and commitment to repurposing resources in a way that empowers individuals and families.
