Middlesex County, New Jersey

Helping families enjoy Shabbos with dignity.

Every week, volunteers quietly pack and deliver Shabbos meals to families across Middlesex County — no fanfare, no judgment.

Give your time. Give your support. Give the gift of Shabbos.

Rows of Shabbos boxes set out for packing
17+
Years Serving the Community
94,000+
Meals Delivered
52
Weeks a Year, Without Fail
What We Do

A discreet, dependable act of chesed — helping families enjoy Shabbos and Yom Tov with dignity, peace of mind, and food on the table, week after week, year after year.

Every Shabbos

Families receive what they need for Shabbos every single week of the year — including all Yomim Tovim. They can count on us.

With Dignity

Recipients are never identified. Everything is handled with the utmost discretion and respect for every family.

By Volunteers

Every box is packed and delivered by community volunteers who give their time to this mitzvah.

Packed Shabbos boxes with challah, fruit and vegetables, each topped with a card colored by a child
Cards colored by children in our community, packed in with the food.
How It Works

Simple, consistent, and powered entirely by the community.

  1. Pack

    Every week, volunteers gather in Highland Park to pack Shabbos boxes with food for the week.

  2. Deliver

    Boxes are delivered directly to families across Highland Park, Edison, and East Brunswick before Shabbos.

  3. Dignity

    Every family receives what they need to make Shabbos — quietly, respectfully, and without judgment.

Who We Are

Quiet chesed in Middlesex County since 2009.

The Suri Granek a"h Tomchei Shabbos of Middlesex County was founded in 2009 so that every family in our community can enjoy Shabbos with everything they need.

We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, run entirely by community volunteers and sustained by community donations.

Volunteer

Join Our Volunteers

No experience needed, just a willingness to give an hour. Sign up and we'll be in touch with details.

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Volunteers, including families with children, packing Shabbos boxes