Fishkill Food Pantry to hold Great Give Back 5K event
The 5K walk-run event will start at 8 a.m. on the rail trail in East Fishkill near Van Wyck Lane.
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Oct 29, 2022, 8:22 PM
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12h agoThe Fishkill Food Pantry will hold the Great Give Back on Sunday morning.
The 5K walk-run event will start at 8 a.m. on the rail trail in East Fishkill near Van Wyck Lane.
Organizers say it will help out hundreds of families in the Hudson Valley.
"Since prices are obviously rising and there's a lot more food insecurity, our number of clients has gone through the roof. We have a lot of people walking in and are just desperate for food. People can bring a donation. We have donation bins. Of course, money is always great," says Kristen Cullen, of the Fishkill Food Pantry.
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