Nonprofit group hands out toys, hot meals at Walt Whiteman HS in Huntington Station
It was part of the “Blessings Tour” organized by the nonprofit God’s Blessings Plan.
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5ds agoAbout 2,500 people lined up to grab toys and hot meals on Saturday at Walt Whitman High School in Huntington Station.
It was part of the “Blessings Tour” organized by the nonprofit God’s Blessings Plan.
There will be one more stop. The group will be handing out food, toys and personal care items next Saturday in Riverhead.
More information can be found HERE.
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