Free-Food Fridays for Underprivileged Continues April 17 in Peekskill

PEEKSKILL ROTARY CLUB AND LOCAL BUSINESSES
JOINTLY DISTRIBUTE FREE FOOD TO THE NEEDY

Hot prepared meals are being disbursed Friday afternoons through May 1 at Field Library (pictured) and at Manzer’s Landscaping on lower South Street. Photo: Ocean Morriset

An ad hoc coalition of good Samaritans in Peekskill will provide hot prepared food for free to Peekskill/Cortlandt area residents in need.

Thanks to generous donations from Hope for Youth Foundation, Rotary Club of Peekskill, the Martone family and the DiPierro family, and Manzer’s Landscape Design and Development, 100-150 meals will be distributed free to those in need on Friday afternoons through May 1 on a first come, first served basis.

PICK UP AT MANZER’S
The meals can be picked up from 1-3:30 p.m. at Manzer’s Landscaping, 1060 Lower South Street, Peekskill.

They will be prepared and packaged by Peekskill restaurant owner John Sharp and his staff at Gleason’s.

Plans call for the distribution of free hot meals to continue on Friday afternoons on April 17, April 24, and May 1, 2020.

SERVICE ABOVE SELF
Peekskill Rotary has been serving the community since 1919, operating under the motto of Service Above Self. Its mission is to help the community stay strong, safe and healthy, banding together as a collection of people who help each other in times of need.

In addition to the Friday hot meal program, Rotarians will also be assisting the City of Peekskill and Feeding Westchester of Elmsford in picking up food items, packaging and disbursing them at Field Library Plaza in Peekskill on Tuesday mornings.

For more information, contact Manzer’s at 914-739-2020.

2 Comments

  1. Do we need a time to come tomorrow
    Family of 4 needs help but doesn’t drive dad laid off mom has covid.

    914 438 4446

    Curbside?

    1. Hi Stacy,
      You do not need a time to get the meals. Anytime between 1:00 and 3:30, but I suggest you get there closer to 1:00. There will be volunteers directing traffic and it will be curbside pickup.

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