Yonkers Insider: City of Yonkers: ***NEWS RELEASE***: YONKERS MAYOR SPANO EXPANDS CITY’S FOOD SCRAP RECYCLING INITIATIVE TO INCLUDE CURBSIDE COLLECTION.

 

Yonkers Mayor Spano joins City and County Officials with 1085 Warburton Avenue residents for the launch of Yonkers’ Curbside Food Scrap Collection pilot program

(Photo Credit: Maurice Mercado/City of Yonkers)

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: YONKERS MAYOR SPANO EXPANDS CITY’S FOOD SCRAP RECYCLING INITIATIVE TO INCLUDE CURBSIDE COLLECTION.

 

Curbside Pick-Up to Include up to 500 Households at Residential Buildings.

 

 

YONKERS, NY – May 31, 2023 – Yonkers Mayor Mike Spano today announced the Yonkers Department of Public Works (DPW) is launching a new Curbside Food Scrap Collection pilot program, expanding its food scrap recycling initiative in partnership with Westchester County’s Department of Environmental Facilities. Two hundred households at 1085 Warburton Avenue are the first participants in the pilot program, which will serve as a model for expanding to other buildings and households.

 

“Since its launch last spring, we have seen great success with our Food Scrap Collection program, collecting between three to four hundred pounds of food scraps per week,” said Mayor Spano. “Now, by focusing on food scrap recycling at residential buildings, we are supporting participation among residents who may not otherwise be able to participate due to a lack of yard space for backyard composting or transportation to the Recycling Center. With our partnership with the County, our hope is eventually to make curbside food scrap collection available citywide, which will increase our recycling efforts and better protect our environment.”

 

As part of the curbside collection pilot program, the City of Yonkers provides each household with a food scrap kit, including a countertop pail, a larger storage bin, and a roll of compostable bags. Residents are able to empty their bin as often as necessary into two of the City’s large toters located at the building’s designated food scrap drop-off site.  Yonkers DPW crews pick up the building’s food scraps twice a week on regular refuse collection days. The City then transfers the food scraps to a compost facility in northern Westchester through a partnership with Westchester County. Yonkers DPW will track the amount of food scraps diverted from the waste stream through this pilot program. The City plans to expand the program to up to 500 households during the initial phase, and is also exploring food scrap collection at Yonkers Public Schools as early as next school year.

 

Last spring, the City of Yonkers launched its citywide food scrap recycling program at the Yonkers Recycling Center (735 Saw Mill River Road), which allows residents to drop off their household food scraps for composting. Home food scrap kits are available for purchase ($20) at the Yonkers Recycling Center. Kits include one 1.9 gallon countertop pail, one six-gallon home storage and transportation bin and a roll of 25 compostable bags. Filled bags can be dropped off at the Yonkers Recycling Center during regular operating hours. Diverting food scraps lowers the City’s solid waste disposal costs, reduces household waste and reduces the amount of waste transferred for incineration at the Charles Point Resource Recovery Facility.

 

Westchester County Executive George Latimer stated, “This pilot program launch is another step toward our goal in Westchester County of utilizing every means necessary to reduce what we put in the waste stream. With Westchester’s largest City on board under the leadership of Mayor Mike Spano, our food scrap recycling program is well on its way to producing the results we were aiming for when first launched.”

 

Under the County’s Residential Food Scrap Transportation and Disposal (RFSTAD) program, the County’s Department of Environmental Facilities arranges for the consolidation, transportation, and processing of food scraps collected by municipalities. The County’s participation reduces the cost so that it is the same as-- or less than -- the transportation and disposal cost of garbage, making food scrap recycling feasible for municipalities that otherwise would not be able to offer this service. With the City’s participation, Yonkers is the largest municipality in Westchester’s Residential Food Scrap Transportation and Disposal program.

 

Residents can visit the Yonkers Recycling Center, at 735 Saw Mill River Road, Mondays - Saturdays, 7:30am-4:15pm. For more information on Yonkers food scrap recycling program, including acceptable food scrap items and how to participate, visit www.yonkersny.gov/foodscraps.

 

Yonkers Insider: Westchester County Legislator Christopher Johnson 16th District: The Board of Legislators Celebrates LGBTQ+ Pride Month - Monday, 6/5.

 

Please join us virtually Monday night for our annual LGBTQ+ Pride Celebration streaming live from the BOL Chamber at 7 p.m. Video link will go live at westchestercountyny.legistar.com. To access, click on the link and scroll down to “Board of Legislators Meeting.” Scroll across to the video column and click where it says “in progress.” 

We are so proud to be celebrating these two exemplary honorees  -- Sam Gomez and Daniel Longhurst.

Yonkers Insider: Yonkers Police Department: YPD Crime Alert - Yonkers Police investigate fatal double shooting on Morris Street.

 

05/31/2023 Yonkers, NY - Members of the Yonkers Police Department are presently investigating a shooting incident that occurred at about 8:20 PM this evening in the area of 55 Morris Street. Two victims sitting in a black sedan were shot at through the driver’s window: the first victim, a 19-year-old male resident of Yonkers, was struck at least two times including once in the chest - First Responders rendered CPR and he was brought to a local area hospital where he died from his injuries; the second victim, an 18-year-old resident of Yonkers, was struck at least one time in the leg - he was brought to a local area trauma center in stable condition and is expected to recover.

Detectives are actively working the case in order to identify and apprehend the perpetrator(s). Anyone with information regarding this incident is asked to call the Yonkers Police Detective Division at (914) 377-7724 or submit a tip by texting the keyword YPD and the tip to CRIMES (274637).

This information is preliminary and subject to change. Additional information may be released as it becomes available.

From Yonkers Newswire Journalist Brian Harrod.

 

YONKERS HISTORY: The Castle Royale located at 92 Waverly Street was first used as an Armory by the New York National Guard.

The land was purchased in 1886, and the building was built immediately after for a total cost of $20,000.

It was then vacated in 1918 and converted to the Polish Community Center in 1933.....

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Yonkers Insider: Yonkers City Council: Yonkers City Council SPECIAL Meeting- May 26, 2023 by Yonkers City Councilwoman Corazon Pineda Issac 2nd District.

 

On Friday, May 26, 2023, the Yonkers City Council held a Special City Council Meeting. All items on the agenda appear below, as well as the decisions taken by the City Council in regard to these items.

Special City Council Meeting 1. Local Law – amending Article IX of the Charter of the City of Yonkers in Relation to Sewer Rents. (Adopted 7-0) 2. General Ordinance – amending Chapter 95 of the Code of the City of Yonkers in Relation to Water Rents. (Adopted 7-0) 3. Special Ordinance – approving Justification Documents of the City Comptroller in relation to FY 2023-24 Budget. (Adopted 7-0) 4. Special Ordinance – authorizing a Bond Ordinance in an amount not to exceed $15,000,000 to finance tax certiorari (Adopted 7-0) 5. Special Ordinance – adopting the Tax Budget for Fiscal Year commencing July 1, 2023 and terminating June 30, 2024. (Adopted 4-3, with Councilmember Corazon Pineda-Isaac, Councilmember Anthony Merante and Minority Leader Mike Breen voting no) 6. Special Ordinance – confirming the Tax Roll for Fiscal Year 2023/2024 and levying and addressing the taxes contained therein. (Adopted 4-3, with Councilmember Corazon Pineda-Isaac, Councilmember Anthony Merante and Minority Leader Mike Breen voting no) 7. Special Ordinance – adopting the Capital Budget for Fiscal Year 2023/2024 (Adopted 7-0) 8. Special Ordinance – adopting the Grant Budget for Fiscal Year 2023/2024 (Adopted 7-0) 9. Special Ordinance – authorizing Revenue Anticipation Note in an amount not to exceed $140,000,000 for FY 2023/2024 (Adopted 7-0) 10. Special Ordinance – authorizing Tax Anticipation Note in an amount not to exceed $150,000,000 for FY 2023/2024 (Adopted 7-0) 11.Special Ordinance - adopting the salary schedule for FY 2023/2024. (Adopted 7-0) 12.Resolution calling upon the Inspector General of the City of Yonkers to conduct a comprehensive audit of the City's Affordable Housing Program and the eligibility and representation made by program participants. (Adopted 6-1, with Councilmember Merante voting no) You can tune in to City Council meetings via the City Council Facebook page, City Hall TV (accessible via the City of Yonkers website), Optimum channel 78, or Verizon Fios channel 39.  

Best regards,   Hon. Corazon Pineda-Isaac E-mail: corazon.pineda.isaac@yonkersny.gov Tel: (914) 377-6312

Yonkers Insider: Yonkers Police Department: YPD Crime Alert - Yonkers Police investigate damage to Redmond Park.

 

05/30/2023 Yonkers, NY - The Yonkers Police Department is investigating an incident of felony criminal mischief to Redmond Park that occurred over the Memorial Day weekend. Trespassers apparently tore up the field on ATV’s and dirt-bikes. The park has been undergoing renovations for the past year as part of the City’s commitment to invest in green spaces for our neighborhoods; this incident may further delay re-opening - photo attached.

Yonkers Police investigators are working to identify and apprehend the perpetrators who will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Anyone with information regarding this incident is asked to contact the Yonkers Police at (914) 377-7900. Anonymous tips can be sent by texting the key word YPD plus the tip to CRIMES (274637).

Yonkers Insider: 2023 Campaign Trail: Fundraiser for Deana Robinson Democrat for Yonkers City Council 1st District.

For More Info on Deana's Campaign for Yonkers City Council: Please Visit: https://www.deanafordistrict1.com/

Submitted by and Paid for by Friends of Deana Robinson.

Yonkers Insider: City of Yonkers: YONKERS MAYOR SPANO TO EXPAND FOOD SCRAP RECYCLING TO INCLUDE CURBSIDE PICK-UP - Wed., 5/31 @ 10 A.M.

 

YONKERS MAYOR SPANO TO EXPAND FOOD SCRAP RECYCLING TO INCLUDE CURBSIDE PICK-UP.

 

Curbside Collection Pilot Program to Include 500 Households.

 

Yonkers Mike Spano and the Yonkers Department of Public Works will launch a new Curbside Food Scrap Collection pilot program Wednesday, May 31 at 10:00AM, at 1085 Warburton Avenue, expanding its food scrap recycling initiative in partnership with Westchester County’s Department of Environmental Facilities.

 

Two hundred households at 1085 Warburton Avenue are the first participants in the pilot program, which will serve as a model for expanding to other buildings and households. The City of Yonkers plans to expand the program to up to 500 households during the initial phase, and is exploring food scrap collection at Yonkers Public Schools as early as next school year.

 

Last spring, the City of Yonkers launched its citywide food scrap recycling program at the Yonkers Recycling Center, which allows residents to drop off their household food scraps for composting. On average, 400 pounds of food scraps per week is collected at the Recycling Center.  Diverting food scraps lowers the City’s solid waste disposal costs and reduces the amount of waste transferred for incineration at the Charles Point Resource Recovery Facility.

Yonkers Insider: News from New York State Assemblyman Nader Sayegh 90th District.

Assemblyman Sayegh has co-sponsored legislation to make Lunar New Year and Diwali New York State Holidays. The leader of the Assembly, Speaker Carl Heastie has announced these bills will move forward in June.

FROM THE DESK OF: Yonkers Newswire Journalist Brian Harrod.

 

YONKERS PIC: The Yonkers Police Department is remembering Detective Sgt. Frank Gualdino, 53, was killed on the job on Dec 1. when an unlicensed and speeding 16-year-old driver lost control of his car and killed the YPD supervisor The restored 1992 Chevy Caprice police car will be at ceremonial events and parades marking the Yonkers PD member's early years of service both in Yonkers and New York City..... https://www.facebook.com/groups/YonkersNewswire/posts/3545499995707553/

Yonkers Insider: FROM Yonkers City Councilman JOHN RUBBO: Memorial Day.

  Remembering and Honoring the Brave 

On this solemn Memorial Day, we pause to remember and pay tribute to the courageous men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our great nation. Today, we honor the heroes who selflessly defended our freedom and upheld the values we hold dear.

Let us reflect on the profound sacrifices made by our fallen soldiers, sailors, airmen, and Marines. They answered the call of duty, leaving behind their families, dreams, and aspirations, to protect the ideals that define us as a nation. Their unwavering commitment and valor serve as a timeless reminder of the tremendous cost of liberty.

Amidst the barbecues, parades, and gatherings, let us never forget the true purpose of this day. It is a day of remembrance, gratitude, and unity. It is an opportunity for all Americans, from every background and walk of life, to come together and acknowledge the debt we owe to those who fought for our freedom.

Today, we express our deepest gratitude to the fallen, as well as to their families, whose lives were forever changed. Your sacrifices will never be forgotten, and your loved ones will always be remembered as the true patriots they were.

As we enjoy the blessings of liberty, let us recommit ourselves to preserving and upholding the ideals for which so many gave their lives. Let us stand united, embracing the values of freedom, justice, and equality that our heroes fought to protect.

May this Memorial Day be a time of reflection, appreciation, and renewal. Let us honor the fallen by living lives worthy of their sacrifice, and let us ensure that their legacy shines bright in our nation's heart.


Councilman John Rubbo

Yonkers Insider: Online Citizenship Classes.

 

The Citizenship Project is a program that uses the New-York Historical Society’s art collection to Teach American History. It has helped over 6,000 legal permanent residents from all over the country, preparing for citizenship and learning American History. 

Here is the link for more information: https://www.nyhistory.org/education/citizenship-project

Yonkers Insider: New York State Assemblyman Nader Sayegh 90th District: Questions or Concerns? Contact Us!

 

https://nyassembly.gov/mem/Nader-J-Sayegh/contact/

Yonkers Insider: News from New York State Assemblyman Nader Sayegh 90th District.

 

Shavuot is most widely known as the Jewish holiday that commemorates the day God gave the Torah to the nation of Israel at Mount Sinai, over 3,000 years ago. Happy Shavout!!

Yonkers Insider: From New York State Assemblyman Nader Sayegh 90th District.

To all the Emergency Medical Service Heroes Who Rush to Help

includinour friends at Empress Emergency Medical Services in Yonkers, our best

wishes as we celebrate EMS Week across the state and the country.

Yonkers Insider: News from New York State Assemblyman Nader Sayegh 90th District.

 

A member of the Assembly Health Committee, Assemblyman Sayegh met with the Vice-President of Legislative Affairs for the Medical Society of New York Zina D. Cary. They discussed Health legislation pending as the final weeks of the Legislative Session have arrived.

Yonkers Insider: New York State Assemblyman Nader Sayegh 90th District: Italian-American Day Celebrated by the NY Conference of Italian American State Legislators.

 

The New York Conference of Italian-American State Legislators sponsored Italian-American Day at the Capitol.

The contributions of Italian-Americans to New York State were acknowledged, and High School Scholarship Winners were introduced.



Among the guest speakers was Lidia Bastianich. Lidia is an Italian American Chef who has published many best selling cook books, and has starred on her cooking show on PBS.

Yonkers Insider: New York State Assemblyman Nader Sayegh 90th District: Meetings with Constituents and Events at the State Capitol.

 

At the State Capitol, Dairy Day brought advocates for the State's Dairy Farms for meetings with State Legislators. New York has over 3,500 dairy farms making the Empire State the nation's largest producer of yogurt and cottage cheese as well as the fifth largest producer of milk!

Dairy products are proven to enhance child development and provide many nutritional benefits when part of a balanced diet.

Yonkers Insider: Statement by Assemblyman Nader Sayegh on Rally for Climate, Jobs and Justice.

 

While I am unable to attend the Climate Jobs and Justice Rally here in Westchester County, I continue to support the goals of The Climate and Community Protection Fund legislation. It requires local communities to have a strong voice in energy policy decisions as we move New York away from the use of fossil fuels. The State Assembly has strongly supported the necessary transition from fossil fuels to affordable renewable energy to make our state healthier and more equitable.

Yonkers Insider: Assemblyman Sayegh Interviewed by Ru Ros of Yonkers Voice.

 

Assemblyman Sayegh was interviewed on Yonkers Voice with Ru Ros, discussing legislation he has passed in the State Assembly. 

You can watch the interview at this link on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/100034156382712/videos/1373178209909451/

Yonkers Insider: New York State Assemblyman Nader Sayegh 90th District: Jordanian-American Heritage Day Celebrated in Yonkers.

May 25 was proclaimed Jordanian American Heritage Day in New York by a State Assembly Resolution introduced by Assemblyman Sayegh.

Joined by Yonkers Mayor Mike Spano, many elected officials, members of Yonkers large Jordanian-American community and friends, Assemblyman Sayegh led a special Flag Raising event at City Hall.

Assemblyman Sayegh spoke of the many contributions of Jordanian-Americans and the strong diplomatic ties between Jordan and the United States.

The Jordan American Heritage Flag Raising Event was co-sponsored by Yonkers Mayor Mike Spano, City Council President Lakisha Collins-Bellamy and City Council Majority Leader Tasha Diaz.

Then, with the Jordanian National Anthem playing, the Pastor of the Good Shepherd Church Fr. Fares Hattar raised the Flag of Jordan over the city to celebrate Jordanian American Heritage and Jordan's 77th Independence Day.

You can watch the LIVE Video of the event at this link on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/naderjsayegh/videos/221368890639818

Yonkers Insider: Assemblyman Sayegh Passes Legislation Combating Criminals Who Use Fake & Untraceable Phone Numbers to Force School Lockdowns & To Falsely & Intentionally Harass and Cause Harm.

 

Using fake and untraceable phone numbers, criminals can make false reports of mass casualty events, guns spotted near schools, and other false reports that trigger school lockdowns and shelter in place alerts. These calls have occurred statewide and right here in Yonkers.

Additionally, using fake phone numbers, criminals can harass public officials, or neighbors.

It is nearly impossible for police to catch these perpetrators, so this week I passed in the Assembly, Bill A0061 which requires the companies providing fake phone numbers, to keep records on who obtained them.

Assemblyman Sayegh explained the purpose of the legislation to his Assembly colleagues. The vote to approve the measure was unanimous.

For his remarks, click here:

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Yonkers Insider: Statement from New York State Assemblyman Nader Sayegh 90th District.

 

Friends,

I voted in the Assembly to make significant changes in our State's Bail Laws to make sure our criminal court judges can set appropriate bail for serious crimes and for low level repeat offences such as shoplifting. I am co sponsoring legislation to make assaulting a retail store owner or workers a serious offense and have provided hundreds of thousands of dollars in State Grants to the Yonkers Police Department while funding special anti-violence programs in our neighborhoods. The recently passed State Budget also increases funding to help those suffering with mental illness. Almost all New Yorkers – 92% – believe crime is “very serious” or “somewhat serious” of a problem statewide, while 65% say the same about their own community (The Siena Poll). Crime was the number one question in my recent Constituent Survey. Question 1 asked if residents felt safe walking around their Yonkers neighborhood? 60% said yes, 35% said not always and 5% said they do not. I thank everyone who took the time to respond to the survey. I will continue to advocate for funding and programs to do what is needed to make our streets and communities safe.

Nader J. Sayegh NYS Assemblyman 90th District-Yonkers

Yonkers Insider: Statement from New York State Assemblyman Nader Sayegh 90th District.

 

Memorial Day is more than backyard barbecues and the unofficial start of summer. The holiday is an important opportunity to honor the Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, Marines and Coast Guardsmen who died while serving their country in Uniform.

Memorial Day usually means a three-day weekend for many with backyard barbecues and the unofficial start of summer, but there is more to it than that. The American holiday hasn't always gone by Memorial Day, but has always been a holiday and an opportunity to honor military personnel who died while serving in the U.S. military. Among the many ceremonies planned for Monday, the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1666 in Yonkers will hold a ceremony at 1 p.m. at 574 Yonkers Avenue.

Yonkers Insider: Statement from Yonkers Mayor Mike Spano: Memorial Day -- Remembering Our Fallen Heroes.

 

Dear Friends and Neighbors,

On this Memorial Day, the grass is greener, the flowers are in bloom and our City looks beautiful this time of year.

Today is a day to reflect on the wonder that is America, all it represents, and remember those who gave their lives in defense of it.

We also take time to honor the men and women of our Armed Forces currently serving at home and overseas.

I am proud the City of Yonkers takes great pride in paying tribute to its Veterans and recognizing them for their courage and commitment to our nation. 

I welcome all residents to attend the many events and ceremonies being held around Yonkers in memory of those who made the ultimate sacrifice. This morning at 9:00 a.m., the City of Yonkers will hold a special Memorial Day Ceremony at Veterans Memorial Plaza on South Broadway at City Hall.

As you enjoy this day, may you also reflect on what it truly means to live with freedom in the United States of America. 

MIKE SPANO

Mayor

Matters of Faith: That God May Be Glorified - Article.

That God May Be Glorified

By Reverend J. Loren Russell

 

Colossians 3:12-17 (NKJV) 

“Therefore, as the elect of God, holy and beloved, put on tender mercies, kindness, humility, meekness, longsuffering; bearing with one another, and forgiving one another, if anyone has a complaint against another; even as Christ forgave you, so you also must do. But above all these things put on love, which is the bond of perfection. And let the peace of God rule in your hearts, to which also you were called in one body; and be thankful. Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom, teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord. And whatever you do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through Him.”

 

Whenever I end a public prayer, I routinely close by saying, “I pray that the Lord will be glorified, people edified, Satan and all his demons terrified, and our faith justified.” In everything that we do, God should be glorified. It doesn’t matter if we are serving on a ministry at our respective place of worship, or standing online at a grocery store, “whatever we do in word or deed, do all in the name of Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through Him.” (Just in case you didn’t know, the “Him” Paul is referring to in this epistle is Jesus).

The truth is that it is not easy to put God first in all things. The temporal things in life, the things that please the flesh, are at war against the spirit. Paul understood the struggle the Colossians’ faced, even though they were faithful followers. So, he encourages his readers in verses 1-11 to set their minds on things that transcend the earth’s temporal enticements, those things that governed their lives before coming into relationship with Christ. He does not beat around the bush. He shares that it is their normal practice to engage in fornication, uncleanness, passion, evil desire, covetousness, and idolatry. These, Paul says, was fostering anger, wrath, malice, blaspheme, filthy language out of their mouths, and lying. If Paul concluded his communication here, the Colossian church would have been in dire straits. But Paul provides words of encouragement.  He says all of those attributes are a part of the old man/woman they once were. But now, they have been renewed in knowledge according to the image of Him [God]who created him [Jesus]. Paul is saying that whatever they did, no matter what it was, if done in the name of Jesus, glorified God.

Paul wrote a similar message to the Corinthian church and told them that they were bought with a price and should glorify God in their body and their spirit because they both belong to Him (1 Cor. 6:20). Whether works of the flesh or by the spirit, whatever is done should glorify God.

 

The book of Colossians may have been written to those in Colossi, but it is just as applicable to believers today. We are to give thanks to God the Father through His son Jesus Christ, that God may be glorified.

Be Blessed!

 

Rev. J. Loren Russell is an associate minister at Goodwill Baptist Church and is the spiritual leader of both LaGree Baptist Church and the Evangelical Church of God, all in the Bronx, President/CEO of The JLR Company for Church Financial & Strategic Consulting (718-328-8096), and hosts “Matters of Faith – The Radio Show” on Monday nights from 8:00 – 10:00 PM on Facebook Live. Be sure to Friend “Matters of Faith” on YouTube and email us at mattersoffaith.mof@gmail.com. Order your copy of Matters of Faith: The eBook at www.smash words.com/books/view/993177.

 

Yonkers Insider: News from Jeffrey Meyer.

Good day friends! The following is the weekly food pantry schedule for all Ridgeway Church partnering and affiliated pantries for the week of 5/29/23 to 6/3/23.

Monday 5/29/23 Memorial Day **** No pantries in honor of Memorial Day.

Tuesday 5/30/23 from 4:30-6 pm. Ridgeway Church rear lot. Located at 465 Ridgeway White Plains, NY 10605.

Wednesday 5/31/23 at approximately 10:30 am. Mount Saint Carmel FP. Located at Castle Royale 92 Waverly Avenue Yonkers, NY. 10701

Thursday 6/1/23 at approximately 11 am. Segunda Iglesia Pentecostal Juan 3:16. Located at rear of 54 Poningo Street Port Chester, NY. 10573.

Friday 6/2/23 from 4:30-6 pm. Rear lot of Ridgeway Church. 465 Ridgeway White Plains, NY 10605

Mobile Pantry

Saturday 6/3/23 at 9:30 am. Refuge of Hope Church, located at 475 North Ave New Rochelle, NY. 10801

Saturday 6/3/23 at 12:30 pm. Rear of 120 Lake Street White Plains, NY. 10604.

Please bring a cart or bags.

No Identification required or requested.

Thank you to all of our volunteers and donors who allow this volunteer ministry to continue every week.

Thank you Feeding Westchester for supporting and sustaining us.

Thank you Lord!! Psalm 23:6.

Love, peace and blessings to all.