New York City’s Largest Food Bank Hosts Major Harlem Event

Food Bank for New York City will be hosting its third annual “Harlem Week Barbecue and Distribution” event on 116th Street in Harlem, Manhattan. This festive occasion will feature food distribution, as well as grilled hamburgers, hot dogs, and side dishes to celebrate the Harlem community and its members.

Beyond the food, attendees can enjoy live music and a children’s zone for the whole family. Food Bank for NYC is the largest hunger-relief organization in New York City. It collaborates with over 800 supermarkets, food banks, and university partners to help city residents achieve food security.

The event is particularly significant as it aligns with Harlem Week, an annual celebration of Harlem’s rich history and culture. By hosting the barbecue during this time, the Food Bank is not only providing food but also fostering a sense of community and togetherness among Harlem residents.

The need for food assistance in New York City remains high, especially in neighborhoods like Harlem. Through events like the Harlem Week Barbecue and Distribution, the Food Bank is making a tangible difference in the lives of countless individuals and families, helping to reduce hunger and improve overall well-being.

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