It has been a challenging year for almost everyone in New York City. And as we approach the holiday season, many of our traditions have been placed on hold. Thanksgiving will feel different this year. Which is why we think this is the perfect time to do something positive and help local families in need.

We are hoping to feed as many NYC families as possible on Thanksgiving with the help of Feeding NYC. Each Feeding NYC box costs $35 and contains one big and hearty Thanksgiving meal including a whole turkey, stuffing, gravy, vegetables, juices and dessert.

In celebration of the launch of the Mets Briefing, rather than charging readers for premium content, we have decided to offer the newsletter for free, hoping fans will pay it forward by giving any money they would have offered for the newsletter to local charities instead.

Since 2001, FeedingNYC has dedicated efforts to providing families in need with the essential ingredients to host their own Thanksgiving dinner with family and friends. Our network of volunteers, donors, and sponsors unite to raise funds to buy, assemble, and deliver these boxes of meals throughout the five boroughs. 

We are dedicated to helping feed the NYC communities where we work in, enjoy, and call home. Each year we strive to provide Thanksgiving dinner to as many families who are living in shelters as possible. We’re not just delivering meals, we’re delivering hope to those who need it most. One small box, can make an incredible impact for a family in need this year.

With the outbreak of COVID-19, we feel our services are needed more than ever. Our city’s shelters have experienced a surge of record-breaking demand and desperately need the additional support to accommodate food shortages and lasting effects of this pandemic. To learn more about the effects of homelessness from COVID-19, read WIN's report on The Aftermath Plan: Responding to Homelessness in the Wake of COVID-19.

Thanksgiving Packing Event Details
Date: Tuesday, November 24, 2020*
Time: 5am to 2pm
Location: Chelsea Piers

To see our updated message on volunteering efforts please visit, www.feedingnyc.org/volunteer.