Stamp out Hunger Food Drive taking place across Long Island Saturday
That food will then be sorted and delivered to organizations that help people who are food insecure on Long Island.
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3ds agoThe National Association of Letter Carriers will hold its annual Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive this Saturday.
All you have to do is leave a bag of non-perishable food next to your mailbox.
That food will then be sorted and delivered to organizations that help people who are food insecure on Long Island.
The food drive benefits food banks across the country, including Island Harvest.
News 12 was told Island Harvest gave out more than 18 million pounds of food last year.
The organization is expected to top 20 million this year.
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