Bohemia contractor partners with Lighthouse Mission to hand out Thanksgiving meals
King Quality Construction CEO Jeff Brett says many people don't realize how many are in need on Long Island.
Nov 15, 2023, 10:50 PM
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2ds agoBohemia-based contractor King Quality donated over 150 turkeys and fixings Wednesday to the Lighthouse Mission of Bellport.
The holiday feasts were then handed out to Long Islanders in need.
"It's so amazing because we live on Long Island and it's so affluent, but we don't realize there's so many people in need," says King Quality Construction CEO Jeff Brett.
Lighthouse Mission says it fed over 11,000 families in October, which they say is a record.
