FJWL Spotlight
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Let's Eat!
From Jersey with Love is committed to eliminating hunger! The Let's Eat Program offers people in the community nutritious food. Through our generous partnerships, we are able to aid in the fight against food insecurity. To RSVP or to learn more, Call NOW! 732-481-5223 |
Our mission is to provide aid, services,
and opportunities to equip, empower
and encourage our community.
and opportunities to equip, empower
and encourage our community.
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From Jersey with Love has generated some great community partnerships over the years. Partnerships ensure programs are utilized to their fullest capacity.
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On June 5th, Our Founders rescued this beautiful Frenchie Pit Puppy! His name is Ekeziel "Zeke". He was only 8 weeks old. After a few short days and the demands of our staff, Ezekiel Moreland became the official FJWL Mascot! He has been riding around with Dad while he runs errands. He attends meetings with Mom while she's answering questions for staff and even helps with interviews.
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Singing K-Ci & JoJo in the Car with Mommy :)
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Working in the City with Daddy! I went to meet a couple of Community Partners! I think I make a good City Puppy, Dad!
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Our founders dreamt and even dared to believe they could impact the world! When they founded From Jersey with Love, they believed so much could be actualized in the lives of the people they touched. From their own experiences to the chaos from natural and man-made disaters, the founders were sparked with determination, courage and boldness.
The founders, Curtis Moreland and Quadai Palmer, were heartbroken by the country’s response to the disaster-stricken communities in the US Virgin Islands, the Bahamas and Puerto Rico. Via social media, they connected with a pilot making deliveries to the islands providing food, clothing, and helping rebuild the infrastructure. They made the donation and signed it, “From Jersey with Love.” The name stuck. From Jersey with Love (FJWL) has since placed focus on their local community of the Greater Asbury Park (GAP) Area. Curtis and Quadai have lived in the GAP area their whole lives. They grew up watching their families support their community through work, church, and social engagement. Being members of dedicated families, they were always aware of the needs in their community. After years working in the community in entertainment and education respectively, Curtis and Quadai decided to be the change they wanted to see. |