Sturdy Savings Bank recently presented 25 food banks and pantries in Cape May County and Somers Point with checks to help them meet increased demand during the COVID-19 crisis.
In addition to the established food pantries in the area that the bank has always supported annually, many others have been formed during the pandemic to further assist in feeding families in need.
“Demand is great in times of crisis, and it is our hope that our donations to each of these pantries will help families in the communities we serve,” Sturdy Savings Bank President Jerry Reeves said.
Food banks receiving donations to assist in their emergency work related to COVID-19 relief include:
Angel Visit Baptist Church – Wildwood
Bethel Commandment Church – Whitesboro
Cape May Community Food Closet at First Presbyterian Church – Cape May
Catholic Charities – Rio Grande
Coalition Against Rape & Abuse – Cape May Court House
Crest Community Church – Wildwood
CCWI Vera Smith Community Food Pantry – Whitesboro
Dennisville United Methodist Church – Dennisville
Dorothy Volunteer Fire Department Auxiliary – Dorothy
First United Methodist Church – Cape May Court House
Grace Lutheran Church – Somers Point
Green Creek Bethel United Methodist Church – Green Creek
Holy Redeemer Home Care and Hospice – Swainton
Holy Spirit Lutheran Church – Villas
Lazarus House Emergency Food Pantry – Wildwood
Ocean City Ecumenical Council Food Cupboard at Saint Peter’s Methodist Church – Ocean City
Russell’s Pantry – Villas
Saint Barnabas Parish Food Pantry – Villas
Sea Isle City United Methodist Church – Sea Isle City
Seashore Community Church of the Nazarene – Erma
Seaville United Methodist Church – Seaville
Saint Maximilian Kolbe Parish (Church of the Resurrection and St. Casimir’s Catholic Church) – Marmora and Woodbine
Star A & M Masonic Lodge – Tuckahoe
The Branches Center – Rio Grande
Sturdy Savings Bank serves the community at 14 different locations, including Avalon, Cape May, Cape May Court House, Dennisville, Marmora, North Cape May, North Wildwood, Ocean City, Rio Grande, Somers Point, Stone Harbor, Tuckahoe and Wildwood Crest.
Each of Sturdy Savings Bank’s branches consider the communities in which they are located their homes, and are dedicated to see those areas succeed. The bank often donates to local organizations, and supports schools because it values the development of the youth in the communities it serves.
For more information about Sturdy Savings Bank, visit
www.SturdyOnline.com or call 609-463-5220.
