Tarrytown-Sleepy Hollow, NY|News|
Community Food Pantry of Sleepy Hollow and Tarrytown Honored
September is Hunger Action Month.

September is Hunger Action Month.

The first Friday in September is National Food Bank Day, designed to raise awareness about food insecurity in America.
Unsold, prepared food was collected by volunteers on closing day from vendors and distributed to organizations to help those in need.
Low-income Ocean City residents can now get what they need through the Division of Social Services' food pantry.
Island Harvest will be donating the food collected during Friday's drive, which was co-organized by PSEG LI and Stop & Shop.
Paritem Poonian, 69 of Tiburon, has volunteered at the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank since the start of the pandemic.
FACETS, a nonprofit helping people facing poverty and homelessness, will distribute food and diapers to families in need.
This year, California became the first state to adopt a universal meal plan, offering two free meals per day to students.
Feeding America says long lines are back at U.S. food banks under near record high inflation, soaring food costs and supply chain issues.
Alexandria City Public Schools is hosting summer meal sites, open to all children in Alexandria between the ages of 2 and 18.
After the COVID-19 pandemic began, Caboose Brewing Co. started supplying groceries for families. That effort continues today.
Ritter Center held "Under the Stars: A Sleepout to End Homelessness in Marin" May 21.
Ritter Center held "Under the Stars: A Sleepout to End Homelessness in Marin" May 21.
To support the effort, put non-perishable food items in a bag next to your mailbox before May 14 delivery. Donations go to local food banks.
To support the effort, put non-perishable food items in a bag next to your mailbox before May 14 delivery. Donations go to local food banks.
To support the effort, put non-perishable food items in a bag next to your mailbox before May 14 delivery. Donations go to local food banks.
To support the effort, put non-perishable food items in a bag next to your mailbox before May 14 delivery. Donations go to local food banks.
To support the effort, put non-perishable food items in a bag next to your mailbox before May 14 delivery. Donations go to local food banks.
To support the effort, put non-perishable food items in a bag next to your mailbox before May 14 delivery. Donations go to local food banks.
To support the effort, put non-perishable food items in a bag next to your mailbox before May 14 delivery. Donations go to local food banks.
To support the effort, put non-perishable food items in a bag next to your mailbox before May 14 delivery. Donations go to local food banks.
To support the effort, put non-perishable food items in a bag next to your mailbox before May 14 delivery. Donations go to local food banks.
To support the effort, put non-perishable food items in a bag next to your mailbox before May 14 delivery. Donations go to local food banks.
To support the effort, put non-perishable food items in a bag next to your mailbox before May 14 delivery. Donations go to local food banks.
To support the effort, put non-perishable food items in a bag next to your mailbox before May 14 delivery. Donations go to local food banks.
Eleven social service agencies, food pantries, and churches received nonperishables from the Capital Region Food Program on Tuesday.
Gourmet meal, plus screening of "Back to the Future Part II" at Concord’s West Wind Solano Drive-In, set for May 19.
Islamic Relief USA and the Episcopal High School will team up for a large-scale meal packing effort to help food distribution centers.
The pantry was created through a partnership between the Fairfax Volunteers, the town and the Marin/San Francisco Food Bank.
The pantry was created through a partnership between the Fairfax Volunteers, the town and the Marin/San Francisco Food Bank.
On Tuesday, the Capital Region Food Program distributed more than 1.97 tons of nonperishable food items to 14 area social service agencies.
FCPL is hosting a “Read and Feed” drive in partnership with nonprofit Food for Others in April to help people in Fairfax County.
Northwood Church held a "Fill the Truck" event Sunday at Cub to support CROSS Services and the 2022 Minnesota FoodShare Campaign.
Stuff the Bus, a food drive with locations around Fairfax County and Fairfax City, will collect donations this upcoming Saturday.
Last week, BayCare Health opened its first health education center at the Feeding Tampa Bay warehouse and food pantry in Tampa.
Capital Region Food Program serviced 14 orgs with 240 cases of food on Feb. 8 after receiving donations from individuals and businesses.
The Goodr Grocery Store is open to provide free groceries for seniors Mondays through Fridays in the Lutheran Towers in Midtown Atlanta.
The Sharing the Love Initiative food distributions will provide over 1,000 meals to food insecure families in the Route 1 area.
A Boston-area artist has raised thousands of dollars for food assistance programs; awareness he spreads of food insecurity is worth more.
Funds will be used to provide support, fresh food and meals to community members in need.