PSEG LI’s Power to Feed program delivers 42,000 meals to families
PSEG Long Island says its Power to Feed initiative gathered more than 42,000 meals for local families this summer.
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Sep 23, 2022, 2:01 AM
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7h agoPSEG Long Island says its Power to Feed initiative gathered more than 42,000 meals for local families this summer.
That number represents 43% more than its original goal.
News 12 is told the drive will keep shelves stacked in local pantries and Long Islanders’ homes.
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