Author: Nick Caloway

PISCATAWAY, NJ — A New Jersey nonprofit that burned down last week is back to feeding its community.The Fish, Inc. food bank in Piscataway caught fire on Wednesdaybut the volunteers didn’t wait to get up and run.Like most moms, Shantelle Cherry tries to find food her kids will love. He does groceries at Fish, Inc. for 17 years. “I’m a single mom of six kids. This pantry has always made the difference between me being able to put a balanced meal on the table and me saying, ‘Okay, we have to limit it because the funds are not there,’ “…