John Jay High School football players donate over 1,300 pounds of goods

Players collected food, baby formula, and personal hygiene items over two weekends, delivering the donations to the Food Bank of the Community Center of Northern Westchester.

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Nov 17, 2023, 1:28 PM

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John Jay High School football players are giving back to the community by donating over 1,300 pounds of goods.

Players collected food, baby formula, and personal hygiene items over two weekends, delivering the donations to the Food Bank of the Community Center of Northern Westchester.

The team is hoping to raise awareness of food insecurity during the holidays.