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Good afternoon, everybody – today we served a total of 20 families, including 36 adults, 28 children and 5 seniors. The annual Feeding Westchester all-day conference will take place tomorrow at the Doubletree in Tarrytown.  Three of us from the … Continue reading →

Good afternoon, everybody – today we served a total of 30 families, including 56 adults, 34 children and 12 seniors. Jen Cadenhead has joined our team for the Feeding Westchester 5K on Sunday, September 23.  That makes eight of us.  … Continue reading →

Good afternoon, everybody – today we served a total of 25 families, including 49 adults, 34 children and 12 seniors. I’m attaching below a flyer from Rochambeau Wines and Liquors in Dobbs Ferry.  They’re doing a fundraiser for the Irvington … Continue reading →

Good afternoon, everybody – today we served a total of 18 families, including 28 adults, 24 children and 6 seniors. Our team (six of us) is registered for Feeding Westchester’s 5K, which will take place on Sunday, September 23 from … Continue reading →

Good afternoon, everybody – today we served a total of 29 families, including 62 adults, 32 children and 9 seniors. We’ve got two bins for the pantry at Stop & Shop – one at each entry.  People have been caring … Continue reading →

Good evening, everybody – Today we served a total of 21 families, including 45 adults, 28 children and 9 seniors. We now have a bin at both doors of Stop & Shop, and yesterday when I was there one of … Continue reading →

New bin for pantry at Stop & Shop in Dobbs Ferry – please add something to the bin when you’re shopping there.  The hungry people of the Rivertowns will appreciate it!

Good afternoon, everybody – Today we served a total of 27 families, including 56 adults, 35 children and 13 seniors. Our resident techie, Barbara M. has put up a request for donations, both edible and monetary, on several different Facebook … Continue reading →

Good afternoon, everybody – I wasn’t at the pantry in the morning, but the team soldiered on and did a great job.  In the morning we served a total of 29 families, including 49 adults, 44 children and 10 seniors.  … Continue reading →