Nonprofit hosts grab-and-go giveaway in Patchogue for those struggling during pandemic
A nonprofit will be giving out essential items at a contactless event in Patchogue Sunday.
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May 31, 2020, 10:16 AM
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552ds agoA nonprofit will be giving out essential items at a contactless event in Patchogue Sunday.
The Angels of Long Island is hosting a grab-and-go giveaway for anyone struggling during the pandemic. Groceries, baby items, soap, hand sanitizer and more will be available for pickup.
There will also be crafts and toys for children. The event starts at 11 a.m. and goes until supplies run out.
It will be held at 350 East Main St.
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