Every month at Crossroads Community NYC begins with a moving calendar, a full pantry, and a long list of people ready to help. As volunteer coordinator, my…
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Providing food during hardship requires more than filling shelves. Crossroads Community NYC uses information from pantry visits, meal service, food rescue, and…