Westchester steps up to combat hunger with ‘Stuff a Bus’
The initiative is part of Westchester's Hunger Relief Network, which serves over 220,000 neighbor visits each month.
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Oct 17, 2023, 11:27 AM
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14ds agoIn Westchester County, one in three households is at risk of hunger. Representatives from Feeding Westchester and Stop & Shop are collaborating on a weeklong "Stuff a Bus" food drive in Yonkers.
The initiative is part of Westchester's Hunger Relief Network, which serves over 220,000 neighbor visits each month.
Donation bins will be available at all 14 Westchester Stop & Shops until Friday, and a Bee-Line bus will be stationed at the Yonkers Stop & Shop to collect much-needed food items.
