Restaurant steps up to help victims in Twin Parks fire with free meals

A restaurant has stood up to help the survivors of the deadly Twin Parks fire.

News 12 Staff

Jan 13, 2022, 1:31 AM

Updated 824 days ago

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A Bronx restaurant has stood up to help the survivors of the deadly Twin Parks fire.
The team at Al Iman, an African restaurant and a local nonprofit, Rethink Food, have come together to prepare hundreds of meals to hand out at the Alden Hotel - where some of the displaced families are staying.
The restaurant has also become a donation site and is accepting toiletries, hygiene products, nonperishable food items and baby items.


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