The Town of Babylon recently thanked the West Babylon Lions Club for hosting a food dive to benefit the town’s food pantry in North Amityville. When the organization heard that the pantry was in need of donations, the leaders sprang into action and began collecting food and other items. Supervisor Rich Schaffer, Councilman Terence McSweeney and members of the Human Services Department were on-hand accept and thank the club for all of its efforts to keep the pantry stocked and supplied.
The town food pantry operates by donation only and is located at the Department of Human Services, one Commerce Boulevard in North Amityville. The pantry accepts items year round and the most needed items include: peanut butter, jelly, tuna, canned vegetables, soup, pasta, sauce, rice and beans.
Photo (left to right): Deputy Commissioner of Human Services Marcus Duffin, Supervisor Rich Schaffer, Tony Farrice of West Babylon Lions, Councilman Terence McSweeney, Commissioner of Human Services Traci Fonville, Tom Lano, Tim Mieschberger, Yony Orrino and Tony O’Shea of the West Babylon Lions
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