Volunteers at Mary Brennan INN helping to provide Thanksgiving meals to those in need
Director of the INN Jean Kelly says they have nearly tripled the amount of people they have served since the pandemic began.
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Nov 24, 2020, 4:47 PM
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Updated 1,247 days ago
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4h agoVolunteers
in Hempstead are working tirelessly to help feed the hungry and homeless for
the holidays.
The Mary
Brennan INN is collecting donations so they can make provide a wonderful
Thanksgiving dinner for those in need.
Director
of the INN Jean Kelly says they have nearly tripled the amount of people they
have served since the pandemic began.
Anyone who
would like to donate, can go online to have things ordered and sent to the INN.
If you are need of food, organizers say you can go to the INN, register
and they can give you whatever food or basics you need to make a holiday meal.
The INN
will not be open on Thanksgiving or the day after because they say they are
hoping all of their guests understand the need to take food home and stay safe.
