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City Harvest to give Brooklyn food pantries kitchen gear from JPMorganChase donation

City Harvest will distribute over 150 pieces of commercial kitchen equipment to Brooklyn food pantries using a $250,000 JPMorganChase donation to expand capacity.

Downtown Brooklyn skyline seen from Lower Manhattan, establishing the borough where City Harvest is distributing kitchen equipment to food pantries

By Bushwick Daily News Desk

Feb. 19, 2026 · 1 min read

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City Harvest to give Brooklyn food pantries kitchen gear from JPMorganChase donation

City Harvest will distribute over 150 pieces of commercial kitchen equipment to Brooklyn food pantries using a $250,000 JPMorganChase donation to expand capacity.

City Harvest to give Brooklyn food pantries kitchen gear from JPMorganChase donation
Brooklyn · · 1 min read
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City Harvest said it will expand support for Brooklyn’s community food programs by distributing commercial kitchen equipment and dining furniture to partner food pantries and soup kitchens, drawing on a donation from JPMorganChase that the organization valued at more than $250,000.

In a Feb. 18 announcement, City Harvest, which describes itself as New York City’s first and largest food rescue organization , said the donation includes more than 150 pieces of…

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