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| ![]() CUMAC Celebrates 30 Years of Service, Hosts Logo Design ContestBy: CUMAC “CUMAC is much more than a food pantry. We love our logo, but it doesn’t give the full picture” says Rev. Patricia Bruger, CUMAC Executive Director. “We want our new logo to capture and convey our mission, which has really evolved over the years.” Over the past three decades CUMAC has expanded its work from a small church pantry to a multi-service agency serving over 40,000 community members annually. CUMAC’s programs include food pantries, job training, disaster relief, countywide depot services, supportive housing, and partner pantry support. CUMAC also leads a collection of pantries called the Community Food Coalition and advocates for anti-hunger legislation and meal programs around the state. “This is an exciting milestone for CUMAC, and we just want the community to be a part of it” says Bruger. CUMAC will be sharing many of the designs on their website and on social media during the contest to give community members the opportunity to vote on designs and to be part of the process. Contestants can submit their design entries to logo@cumacecho.org. Contest rules, design specifications and prizes can be found on CUMAC’s contest page, http://www.cumacecho.org/ The logo design contest is just one of several events planned to celebrate CUMAC’s milestone anniversary. Additional events include The Halloween 5K to Scare Hunger Away race being held on Sunday, October 25 in Woodland Park, NJ and the HELP Dinner slated for Tuesday, November 17 at The Tides in North Haledon. To register for an event or to learn more about CUMAC’s work in the community, please visit www.cumacecho.org or call 973-742-5518. About CUMAC CUMAC is a 501c3 non-profit organization with multiple programs dedicated to alleviating hunger and poverty in Paterson, Passaic County and beyond. CUMAC’s programs include a food pantry that serves over 3,000 individuals every month, a food depot that handles nearly 2 million pounds of food for a network of over 50 feeding programs, the Community Closet that offers a disaster relief program and thrift shop that provides high quality, low cost items to the community, the Pathways to Work program that offers job training to those seeking gainful employment, Place of Promise which provides a permanent supportive housing program for the chronically homeless, and the Community Food Coalition, a collection of pantries working together to stop hunger in New Jersey. End
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