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Westchester Smart Commute Program To 'Stuff A Bus' To Fight Hunger
The county joined forces with Feeding Westchester and Stop and Shop to collect food donations.
WHITE PLAINS, NY — Westchester County’s Smart Commute Program has joined forces again with Feeding Westchester and Stop and Shop to help fight hunger by stuffing a Bee-Line bus.
The Bee-Line bus will be at the Yonkers Stop and Shop in the Cross County Shopping Center between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Friday, Oct. 28 and Saturday, Oct. 29.
Donations will also be accepted at all Westchester Stop and Shop locations from Oct. 21 to Oct. 28.
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All items should be non-perishable. No glass containers or pre-opened items should be donated.
According to organizers, some of the most-needed items are:
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- Stuffing
- Cranberry sauce
- Corn muffin mix
- Boxed macaroni and cheese
- Gravy (canned or mix)
- Canned green beans (or mixed vegetables or corn)
- Instant mashed potatoes
- Canned sweet potatoes
- Pie filling (apple or pumpkin or cake mix)
- Juice (no glass bottles)
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