From left, Somerset County Commissioners Director Shanel Robinson, Mayor Phil Kramer, Commissioners’ Deputy Director Melonie Marano, Township Councilman Ram Anbarasan and Township Councilwoman Shepa Uddin cut the ribbon at the Franklin Food Bank’s March 27 re-opening.
Township officials and Franklin Food Bank supporters were on hand March 27 to celebrate the “re-opening” of the Food Bank, and to welcome the organization’s new executive director.
The Covid-19 pandemic forced the Food Bank to curtail some of its operations, including the “Client’s Choice” program that had begun shortly before the pandemic hit. Through Client’s Choice, Food Bank clients are able to shop for the food they wish – much like they would in a grocery store – rather than have a box of pre-sorted food handed to the,.
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