Suffolk County teen donates homemade cakes to soup kitchen
Noah Rabinowitz, of Dix Hills, baked 125 homemade cakes for families at the Mercy Soup Kitchen.
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7ds agoA Suffolk County teen donated his homemade cakes to a Wyandanch soup kitchen.
Noah Rabinowitz, of Dix Hills, baked 125 homemade cakes for families at the Mercy Soup Kitchen.
"I would feel bad if someone didn't get a cake, so I baked a cake for every guest at the soup kitchen," says Rabinowitz.
The Suffolk County teenager has been volunteering at the community kitchen for more than a year.
"Noah not only makes the cakes for us, but he also recruits other kids to help him out," explains Manager Vito Colletti.
The soup kitchen feeds 150 people a day five days a week.
