Salvation Army helps Hudson Valley community members struggling with food insecurity
The Salvation Army Greater New York Division has served more than 7 million meals since the COVID-19 outbreak began last March. In 2019, it was about half that number.
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Mar 10, 2021, 3:14 PM
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Dozens of people in need waited patiently outside the Salvation Army offices in Tarrytown Tuesday for a delivery of food from Feeding Westchester.
The Salvation Army Greater New York Division has served more than 7 million meals since the COVID-19 outbreak began last March. In 2019, it was about half that number.
The Salvation Army says at a food distribution event like the one in Tarrytown Tuesday can serve up to 150 families.
