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Good evening, everybody – today we served a total of 25 families with 51 adults, 39 children and 8 seniors. While the pantry was in process, we were gifted with a donation of 32 boxes of Girl Scout cookies from … Continue reading →

Good evening, everybody – Today we served a total of 23 families, including 36 adults, 29 children and 12 seniors. If you were at Stop & Shop on Saturday, you know that we were there all day asking customers to … Continue reading →

Good morning, everyone.  My husband is slowly on the mend from his surgery, and I was able to be at the pantry yesterday evening.  In the morning the volunteers served a total of 22 families, including 37 adults, 19 children … Continue reading →

Good evening, everybody – This morning we served a total of 24 families, including 39 adults, 21 children and 15 seniors.  It’s a relief to be back in our weekly routine. This coming Sunday, April 8 there’s a concert to … Continue reading →

Good evening, everybody – yesterday in the morning we served a total of 26 families, including 52 adults, 32 kids and 13 seniors.  In the evening we served another 13 families, including 23 adults, 26 children and 1 senior.  That … Continue reading →

Good afternoon, everybody – Today, for the third time this year, and the fourth time in the entire history of the pantry, we were closed due to another storm.  Surely, this is the last time, so that we can get … Continue reading →

Good evening, everybody.  Since Benny and I weren’t at the pantry yesterday, here is Ellen’s e-mail, reporting what went on.  A special thanks to Carol Seischab for collecting the food donations from the bin at the Dobbs Ferry Library and … Continue reading →

Good evening, everybody – Yesterday, for the second time this year, we closed the pantry due to stormy weather.  We worry about people slipping and falling while trying to carry home bags of food.  Will winter ever end??   Last … Continue reading →

Good afternoon, everybody – yesterday morning we served a total of 36 families with 68 adults, 64 children and 10 seniors.  Then in the evening we served another 5 families with 14 adults and 11 children, for a total of … Continue reading →