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Family Grocery Distribution At Kent Library

Families in need can get free, nutritious food from the Kent Library, a distribution point for the Hudson Valley Food Bank. Here's how.

Volunteer Morgan Argentieri and Youth Services Librarian Eric Mahollitz sort food from the Food Bank of the Hudson Valley.
Volunteer Morgan Argentieri and Youth Services Librarian Eric Mahollitz sort food from the Food Bank of the Hudson Valley. (Kent Library)

PUTNAM COUNTY, NY — During these difficult times, many families need some help with groceries.

The Kent Library is serving as a distribution point for free, nutritious food from the Food Bank of the Hudson Valley for children and families in need. There will be fresh fruit and vegetables (while they last) as well as staples such as canned chicken, pasta, granola, etc.

Hand sanitizer is also included.

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Families in need can receive up to two bags of groceries once a week through the summer. The food will be different every week. For this program, there is no need to prove income level or family size. All of the food is provided by the Food Bank of the Hudson Valley.

For more information, or to arrange a pickup time, call the library at 845-225-8585 or email library@kentlibrary.org.

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