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Everyone NY volunteers join City Harvest for Sunset Park food repack

Everyone NY volunteers joined City Harvest staff in Sunset Park to pack fresh produce for NYC food pantries as demand for food assistance remains 89% higher than pre-pandemic.

Exterior of City Harvest's Cohen Community Food Rescue Center at 171 53rd St. in Sunset Park, Brooklyn — the 150,000 sq ft food rescue and distribution hub where the Everyone NY volunteer produce-repa

Everyone NY volunteers join City Harvest for Sunset Park food repack

Everyone NY volunteers joined City Harvest staff in Sunset Park to pack fresh produce for NYC food pantries as demand for food assistance remains 89% higher than pre-pandemic.

Everyone NY volunteers join City Harvest for Sunset Park food repack
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Volunteers from Everyone NY worked alongside City Harvest staff on Thursday, April 16, packing fresh produce into family-sized bags at the food rescue organization’s Food Rescue Center in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, according to a media advisory from City Harvest.

The hands-on repack event ran from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the center at 171 53rd St., the advisory said. The bags were destined for distribution to food pantries across New York City, part of an effort the organization said helps families experiencing food insecurity at a time when demand for food assistance remains high.

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