Stories of neighbors, partners, and communities coming together to fight hunger and strengthen Westchester.
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Through its partnership with Feeding Westchester, Yonkers Community Action Program helps older adults access fresh produce, proteins, pantry staples, and caring support through senior grocery and home delivery services.
Jason Jr.’s desire to help others inspired a neighborhood food drive that collected more than 525 cans of soup for Feeding Westchester and showed how small acts of kindness can grow into meaningful impact.
At Purchase College, the Food Pantry is more than a place to access groceries. Through its partnership with Feeding Westchester, students facing food insecurity receive nutritious food, compassionate support, and the dignity they deserve.
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At the CHOICE of NY Community Resource Center, neighbors can access fresh food, compassionate support, and a dignified pantry experience made possible through partnership and care.
Susan Weisman, Westchester County’s Food Security Coordinator, shares how compassion, partnerships, and community care are helping strengthen Westchester’s hunger-relief network.
Jenine Kelly, Vice President of Development, Marketing & Communications at Feeding Westchester, shares how communication, storytelling, and community engagement help neighbors understand the reality of hunger in Westchester County and inspire action that creates lasting impact.
Gladys first came to the Community Food Pantry of Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow feeling afraid to ask for help. Today, she volunteers there, supporting neighbors who arrive with the same uncertainty she once felt. Her story shows how hunger in Westchester affects working families — and how dignity, food, and community can help families move forward.
At Purchase College, the Food Pantry is more than a place to access groceries. Through its partnership with Feeding Westchester, students facing food insecurity receive nutritious food, compassionate support, and the dignity they deserve.
Jason Jr.’s desire to help others inspired a neighborhood food drive that collected more than 525 cans of soup for Feeding Westchester and showed how small acts of kindness can grow into meaningful impact.
Through its partnership with Feeding Westchester, Yonkers Community Action Program helps older adults access fresh produce, proteins, pantry staples, and caring support through senior grocery and home delivery services.
For Ryan Brisk, Feeding Westchester’s Vice President of Operations and Procurement, logistics is more than moving food. It is a way to support neighbors, strengthen community, and help ensure families across Westchester can access food with dignity.
Kristine Borok, President and CEO of Feeding Westchester, shares how personal experience, community support, and a deep belief in dignity shape her leadership and the organization’s mission to help neighbors facing hunger across Westchester County.
