Clarkstown to give out Thanksgiving dinners to veterans and military families

Clarkstown is again partnering with Veteran Angels of Hope to provide free dinner bags to veterans and military families.

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Nov 16, 2022, 12:23 PM

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Updated 748 days ago

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It's the time of the year to be extra thankful, and the town of Clarkstown is spending this Thanksgiving showing appreciation for those who served.

Clarkstown is again partnering with Veteran Angels of Hope to provide free dinner bags to veterans and military families.

The bags will include a frozen turkey, potatoes, and vegetables.

They will be available for drive thru pick-up this Saturday from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at the Street Community Center in New Center. A veteran’s ID card is required.

Please call to register at (845) 639-2050 or email Supervisor George Hoehmann’s office at supervisor@clarkstown.org.