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11/21/2012 04:59 PM EST
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11/21/2012 04:59 PM EST
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NYC Office of Emergency Management
The City is coordinating the distribution of more than 26,500 Thanksgiving meals at 30 sites for residents most affected by Hurricane Sandy. More than 17,500 Thanksgiving meals prepared by Whitson’s will be distributed at the following sites from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Thursday: Brooklyn •MCU Park (Coney Island) (Parking Lot): 1904 Surf Avenue (@ West 19th Street) •Fine Fare Supermarket (Coney Island) (Parking Lot): 2901 Mermaid Avenue (@W29th) •Searise Houses (Coney Island) (Courtyard): Neptune Avenue and 37th Streets Queens (Rockaways): •Waldbaum’s (Parking Lot): 112-15 Beach Channel Drive (@ Beach 112 Street) •Thriftway Mall (Parking Lot): 20-52 Mott Street (btw. 20th & 21st Streets) •Key Food (Parking Lot): 87-15 Rockaway Beach Blvd. (btw. Beach 87th & 88th Streets) The City is working with community organizations in impacted areas to host Thanksgiving dinners, with support from the Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City at the following locations: Wednesday Dinners •Brooklyn – Miccio Community Center in Red Hook with a food donation from Fairway Market •Staten Island – The Vanderbilt at South Beach in partnership with Borough President James Molinaro and with support from the Stephen Siller Foundation and the Mannix Family of ShopRite •Staten Island – The Excelsior Grand in partnership with Borough President James Molinaro and with support from the Stephen Siller Foundation and the Mannix Family of ShopRite •Staten Island – The Grand Oaks Country Club in partnership with Borough President Molinaro and with support from the Stephen Siller Foundation and the Mannix Family of ShopRite Thursday Dinners •Brooklyn – El Caribe in Mill Basin on Thursday evening in partnership with Councilman Dominic Recchia. Transportation will be provided from the MCU parking lot in Coney Island. •Brooklyn – Miccio Community Center in Red Hook with a food donation from Feeding NYC •Queens – Beach 41st Street Community Center with a food donation from Fairway Market •Queens – IS 53 in Far Rockaway in partnership with Councilman James Sanders •Queens – St. Francis de Sales Parish in Belle Harbor with support from the Stiller Foundation The City is also providing assistance and support for additional Thanksgiving dinners at the following locations: Wednesday Evening •Queens – Hammel Houses in Rockaway Beach Thursday Evening •Queens – St. Francis de Sales Parish in Belle Harbor •Queens – St. Helen’s Church in Howard Beach •Queens – Ocean Bay Community Center in Far Rockaway •Queens – Redfern Community Center in Far Rockaway •Staten Island – New Dorp High School •Staten Island – Pepper Jack Grill for Evacuees at the Mt. Manresa shelter •Staten Island – Baily Seaton Hospital Shelter
NYC Office of Emergency Management
The City is coordinating the distribution of more than 26,500 Thanksgiving meals at 30 sites for residents most affected by Hurricane Sandy. More than 17,500 Thanksgiving meals prepared by Whitson’s will be distributed at the following sites from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Thursday: Brooklyn •MCU Park (Coney Island) (Parking Lot): 1904 Surf Avenue (@ West 19th Street) •Fine Fare Supermarket (Coney Island) (Parking Lot): 2901 Mermaid Avenue (@W29th) •Searise Houses (Coney Island) (Courtyard): Neptune Avenue and 37th Streets Queens (Rockaways): •Waldbaum’s (Parking Lot): 112-15 Beach Channel Drive (@ Beach 112 Street) •Thriftway Mall (Parking Lot): 20-52 Mott Street (btw. 20th & 21st Streets) •Key Food (Parking Lot): 87-15 Rockaway Beach Blvd. (btw. Beach 87th & 88th Streets) The City is working with community organizations in impacted areas to host Thanksgiving dinners, with support from the Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City at the following locations: Wednesday Dinners •Brooklyn – Miccio Community Center in Red Hook with a food donation from Fairway Market •Staten Island – The Vanderbilt at South Beach in partnership with Borough President James Molinaro and with support from the Stephen Siller Foundation and the Mannix Family of ShopRite •Staten Island – The Excelsior Grand in partnership with Borough President James Molinaro and with support from the Stephen Siller Foundation and the Mannix Family of ShopRite •Staten Island – The Grand Oaks Country Club in partnership with Borough President Molinaro and with support from the Stephen Siller Foundation and the Mannix Family of ShopRite Thursday Dinners •Brooklyn – El Caribe in Mill Basin on Thursday evening in partnership with Councilman Dominic Recchia. Transportation will be provided from the MCU parking lot in Coney Island. •Brooklyn – Miccio Community Center in Red Hook with a food donation from Feeding NYC •Queens – Beach 41st Street Community Center with a food donation from Fairway Market •Queens – IS 53 in Far Rockaway in partnership with Councilman James Sanders •Queens – St. Francis de Sales Parish in Belle Harbor with support from the Stiller Foundation The City is also providing assistance and support for additional Thanksgiving dinners at the following locations: Wednesday Evening •Queens – Hammel Houses in Rockaway Beach Thursday Evening •Queens – St. Francis de Sales Parish in Belle Harbor •Queens – St. Helen’s Church in Howard Beach •Queens – Ocean Bay Community Center in Far Rockaway •Queens – Redfern Community Center in Far Rockaway •Staten Island – New Dorp High School •Staten Island – Pepper Jack Grill for Evacuees at the Mt. Manresa shelter •Staten Island – Baily Seaton Hospital Shelter
11/21/2012 01:26 PM EST
Timeline Photos
Before & After: Long Beach, New York had tons of debris to remove following Hurricane Sandy (left - November 7, 2012). Local, state and federal partners coordinated to have the debris removed (right - November 19, 2012). Photos by Andrea Booher/FEMA
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