Interfaith Nutrition Network preps for Thanksgiving dinner to feed those in need
News 12 Long Island’s Caroline Flynn is at the Interfaith Nutrition Network in Hempstead where they prepare 600 Thanksgiving meals.
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Nov 23, 2021, 11:03 AM
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8h agoIt's the season of being
thankful and giving back.
This morning, one non-profit
is prepping for its Thanksgiving Day event where they help feed those in need.
News 12 Long Island’s Caroline Flynn is at the Interfaith
Nutrition Network in Hempstead as they prepare 600 Thanksgiving
meals.
COVID-19 has impacted their operations and organizers say they are
still doing grab-and-go meals.
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