Long Island nonprofit prepares to give Thanksgiving meals to residents facing food insecurity
Volunteers at the Interfaith Nutrition Network, or the INN, collected food to prepare the perfect holiday dinner.
•
Nov 27, 2024, 12:30 PM
•
Updated 1 hr ago
Share:
More Stories
0:29
Wantagh elementary school hosts annual Thanksgiving parade
19m ago0:49
Thanksgiving travel rush begins at JFK
33m ago2:14
Monitoring holiday travel at Newark airport as FAA staffing issues continue
1h ago0:37
Cingari Family Markets donates turkeys and $20,000 to food bank
1h ago0:20
Hundreds gather for Thanksgiving meal at Boys and Girls Club of Northern Westchester
1h ago0:34
Yonkers mayor delivers Thanksgiving dinners to families in need
1h ago0:29
Wantagh elementary school hosts annual Thanksgiving parade
19m ago0:49
Thanksgiving travel rush begins at JFK
33m ago2:14
Monitoring holiday travel at Newark airport as FAA staffing issues continue
1h ago0:37
Cingari Family Markets donates turkeys and $20,000 to food bank
1h ago0:20
Hundreds gather for Thanksgiving meal at Boys and Girls Club of Northern Westchester
1h ago0:34
Yonkers mayor delivers Thanksgiving dinners to families in need
1h agoA nonprofit organization has been preparing for over a week to serve hundreds of Thanksgiving meals to Long Island residents facing food insecurity.
Volunteers at the Interfaith Nutrition Network, or the INN, collected food to prepare the perfect holiday dinner with turkey and all the fixings.
Officials say it is important to make everyone feel included, especially during the holidays.
The Inn in Hempstead will open its doors Thursday at 10 a.m.
More from News 12
0:37
Cingari Family Markets donates turkeys and $20,000 to food bank
0:20
Hundreds gather for Thanksgiving meal at Boys and Girls Club of Northern Westchester
0:34
Yonkers mayor delivers Thanksgiving dinners to families in need
1:50
Delicious Orchards puts out over 50,000 pies and 11,000 doughnuts as part of Thanksgiving tradition
1:03
All-weather piano honoring musician David Sancious, mother unveiled in Belmar’s Pyanoe Plaza
1:37
