“The need was greater than ever this year,” said Susan Salice, who ran this year’s backpack distribution.
Next year, Helping Hands will celebrate its 25th anniversary — providing a good school start to children living in shelters and transitional housing, serving Saturday dinners at noon at the Carver Center, helping stock food pantries, delivering sandwiches to Grace Church Soup Kitchen in White Plains, and offering whatever other support they can as needed.
Here’s to all the heroes who help.
— Robin Jovanovich
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