Presented by Manes JCC, formerly the Mid Island Y JCC

Rudman Family Food Pantry Concert, Featuring Back to the 80's with Jessie's Girl. Event Underwritten by The Rudman Family.

Registration ends Wednesday, 11/11/2026 10:00am EDT

About the Rudman Family Food Pantry

On Wednesday, November 11, 2026 the Manes JCC, formerly the Mid Island Y JCC will celebrate its 4th annual benefit concert for our Rudman Family Food Pantry. The event will take place at the Nutty Irishman in Farmingdale, featuring Back to the 80's with Jessie's Girl. We will be raising funds to bring fresh food to those in need across Long Island.

The Rudman Family Food Pantry focuses on homebound seniors and low-income families throughout Long Island. Nearly half of the people we help are struggling with food insecurity and poverty. The other half are people who can get by under normal circumstances but are struggling due to a particular crisis in their lives. Food insecurity continues to be on the rise.The need for assistance from our pantry has more than quadrupled and we expect this high level of need to continue indefinitely.

This past year 2,390 individuals accessed our pantry: 908 Children, 951 Adults, and 531 Seniors.

Together, we distributed 38,516 pounds of food to individuals and families who needed it most.

Thank you for your incredible support!

About the Rudman Family Food Pantry

On Wednesday, November 11, 2026 the Manes JCC, formerly the Mid Island Y JCC will celebrate its 4th annual benefit concert for our Rudman Family Food Pantry. The event will take place at the Nutty Irishman in Farmingdale, featuring Back to the 80's with Jessie's Girl. We will be raising funds to bring fresh food to those in need across Long Island.

The Rudman Family Food Pantry focuses on homebound seniors and low-income families throughout Long Island. Nearly half of the people we help are struggling with food insecurity and poverty. The other half are people who can get by under normal circumstances but are struggling due to a particular crisis in their lives. Food insecurity continues to be on the rise.The need for assistance from our pantry has more than quadrupled and we expect this high level of need to continue indefinitely.

This past year 2,390 individuals accessed our pantry: 908 Children, 951 Adults, and 531 Seniors.

Together, we distributed 38,516 pounds of food to individuals and families who needed it most.

Thank you for your incredible support!