Action Requested: Help Fight Proposed Federal Funding Cuts
We want to update you on newly proposed Federal funding cuts that will slash food programs to the vulnerable communities New York Common Pantry (NYCP) serves and impede our ability …
We want to update you on newly proposed Federal funding cuts that will slash food programs to the vulnerable communities New York Common Pantry (NYCP) serves and impede our ability …
Please take a few moments and look at our: Spring 2025 Pantry Press Newsletter Rising Above the Storm to Serve our Community The scarcity of eggs and their soaring prices …
Blog Post from Stephen Grimaldi, Executive Director “Those we serve are under attack.” That was my testimony Monday, March 17 to the New York City Council’s Committee of General Welfare. …
Guest blog post from Will Rankin, Boy Scouts Troop 777. My first experience volunteering was at a food pantry, where I helped pack fruits and vegetables from bulk containers into …
Reyna joined NYCP as an Intern from the Summer Public Health Scholars Program at Columbia University. She is from North Carolina and studied Sociology, Medical Anthropology, and Data Science at …
AC joined NYCP as an Intern from the Summer Public Health Scholars Program at Columbia University. She is an upcoming junior at the University of Mississippi where she studies Public …
Photo by: Gerardo Romo Jaravis is currently in her last semester at Lehman College pursuing a Bachelor of Science with a focus on dietetics, food and nutrition in community and …
After retiring from 35 years of teaching literacy at schools in East Harlem, Josephine started volunteering at New York Common Pantry. Josephine has worked in different capacities as a volunteer. …
Written by Stephen Grimaldi, Executive Director of New York Common Pantry Food insecurity in New York City has reached epic proportions (epidemic levels). According to the most recent data available,[1] …
These past weeks, New York Common Pantry alongside members of The Roundtable: Allies for Food Access and other emergency food providers, have raised our voices against the proposed cuts to …
Please take a few moments and look at our: Spring 2024 Pantry Press NewsletterA Note From Stephen New York Common Pantry entered 2024 knowing that the number of individuals and …
Crystal has been in New York for eight years. Crystal enjoys exploring the city and spending time outdoors. When she’s not busy, Crystal can be found attending belly dance classes …
Geeta is currently a volunteer at New York Common Pantry and team leader with New York Cares at several projects around NYC. She studied psychology as an undergraduate at U. …
Natalie is a senior at Hunter College majoring in Public Health, shares her experience volunteering at New York Common Pantry. She has been actively involved in the CUNY Food Justice …
Pat has worked in various HR leadership roles for four decades working for great companies like Sheraton Hotels, Time Warner, Grey Advertising, and Scholastic. His extensive knowledge and hands-on experience …
Anthony Duncan is a creative, learner-centered wellness professional, researcher, mental health and nutrition advocate who is committed to encouraging others about the importance of health, wellness, and food access for …
“Living and giving — that’s my life. After a volunteer shift at NYCP, I know I helped people.” Vicky Kess is a spry 79-year-old. Growing up in Williamsburg, Brooklyn in …
As we start the new year, the need for New York Common Pantry has grown exponentially and we are meeting this growing need. The reasons for the increased demand are …
Please take a few moments and look at our: Winter 2023 Pantry Press NewsletterA Note From Stephen As the year ends, the need for New York Common Pantry’s services has …
Michelle was born and raised in Queens, NY. After finishing grad school at Hunter College, she moved to Austin, Texas. She was previously a Grant Writer for a small Catholic …