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Good Food Bucks at ACME Markets Expands to TWELVE Stores Across Eight NJ Counties

City Green will be hosting two Good Food Bucks launch events at the ACME partner stores in Fort Lee and Browns Mills to celebrate this partnership.


Produce section at the ACME of Browns Mills, NJ. Photo by City Green, Inc.

City Green’s statewide Good Food Bucks SNAP nutrition incentive program, which helps shoppers purchase more fresh produce, has expanded to more ACME Markets in New Jersey. Good Food Bucks is now available at ten more ACME stores across the counties of Cape May, Cumberland, Hudson, Ocean, Salem, and Sussex. The program was piloted at the ACME stores in Browns Mills and Fort Lee in January, but has now expanded to twelve total ACME stores.


Here is the full list of ACME stores participating in Good Food Bucks:

Bergen County

Burlington County

Cape May County

Cumberland County

Hudson County

Ocean County

Salem County

Sussex County​​


This expansion is the result of a growing partnership between ACME Markets, a subsidiary of Albertsons Companies, and City Green's Good Food Bucks program. Through the Good Food Bucks program at these ACME Market locations, anytime a shopper spends $5 of their SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits to purchase eligible fresh produce and enters their ACME loyalty phone number at checkout, they will automatically earn a $5 Good Food Buck coupon on their transaction at the bottom of their receipt. Good Food Buck coupons can be redeemed for more fresh fruits, vegetables, and herbs, including pre-cut raw fruits and vegetables. You can learn more in our previous blog post about our ACME partnership.


ACME Markets, along with other grocers, farms, and farmers market across New Jersey that are active in the Good Food Bucks program can be found on the updated Where to Find Good Food Bucks listing and interactive locator map.


The ACME of Browns Mills, NJ. Photo by City Green, Inc.

To celebrate our recent partnership with ACME Markets in New Jersey, City Green will be hosting launch events at two of our partner stores, the ACME Markets of Fort Lee and Browns Mills. Partners and community members are invited to join us for these events.


  • ACME of Fort Lee Kickoff Celebration

Tuesday, March 26th at 12:30 pm

2160 Lemoine Ave, Fort Lee, NJ 07024


  • ACME of Browns Mills Kickoff Celebration 

Tuesday, April 2nd at 12:30 pm

18 Broadway St, Browns Mills, NJ 08015


There will be Welcome Remarks and partner photo opportunities at 12:30pm. The Good Food Bucks team will be tabling with program information at the stores until 2:00pm


City Green, Inc. has operated the Good Food Bucks program since 2011, which now serves as New Jersey’s largest statewide nutrition incentive program. Since 2016, over $706,000 in Good Food Bucks incentive dollars have been spent at City Green’s network of partner locations by over 56,000 customers. City Green is proud to be a federal USDA GusNIP grant recipient for administering nutrition incentives across the state. Good Food Bucks is also supported by Tepper Foundation, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, and the State of New Jersey.


To learn more about Good Food Bucks and to find an authorized farm market or grocery store partner near you, visit goodfoodbucks.com. Any farms, farmers markets or fresh food retailers that want to offer Good Food Bucks to their customers can reach out to City Green at goodfoodbucks@city-green.org


City Green is a 501(c)(3) urban farming and gardening organization based in Clifton, New Jersey working to revitalize urban areas through agriculture and educational programming. It offers practical, technical, and financial resources in support of environmental stewardship, equitable access to healthy food, and ecologically sustainable communities. For more information contact Jasmine Moreano, Director of Community Engagement and Advocacy at JMoreano@City-Green.org or visit www.citygreenonline.org



Download Good Food Bucks at ACME Markets Flyer Here:

ACME Markets Good Food Bucks Flyer (5.5 × 8.5 in)
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