Share Your Bounty
Here at Family-to-Family we’re grateful to have been the recent beneficiary of the “Wishing Well” at Stew Leonard’s grocery store in Yonkers, New York… a designated donation “pot” where customers are invited to drop their spare change as they leave the store, to benefit a local charity.
“Had a great day stuffing t-shirts… This project was a great choice for us!” Carol Vigorito of Keller Williams Realty and her company’s team of realtors in Queens, New York made and donated 121 “Stuffed Shirts” at their annual “Red Day” giving event on May 14th. 
The t-shirts, which were filled with basic hygiene items like shampoo, soap and toothpaste, were delivered to Queens Community House, where they’ll be given out to families struggling with poverty.
A special thanks to the folks at Dannon 
who just donated 50 brand new, unopened electric mixers to Family-to-Family. We passed them on to women struggling to get back on their feet who are living at the YWCA in White Plains, New York and at WIN (Women in Need) in New York City.
We’re proud to announce that The National Foundation to End Senior Hunger has joined the Family-to-Family community as donors to our Sponsor A Family program. Using a grant they received from the Jack and Eleanor Borden Fund, the Foundation is now sponsoring two families from our Kew Gardens Hills, New York community with monthly groceries. The fund was established to help Jewish senior citizens who might otherwise go hungry. Read more.
Clean out your closets and refresh your wardrobe! Gather friends and neighbors for a clothing swap party to benefit Family-to-Family. 
You’ll go home with a bag of new (to you!) clothes for you or your kids… and Family-to-Family will get a donation to help us grow. We hold a clothing swap party here in Hastings every year and we LOVE it! Click here to learn more!
Last month we sent out an appeal for basic household items to help an elderly woman and her daughter in rural Arkansas, and the response we received from donors was overwhelming! 
Our community partner in Montrose, Arkansas had rescued the two women from their home in the woods, where they had been living without electricity or heat, and found them a new home, but they had basically nothing to call their own. Thanks to many of you, box after box filled with pillows, dishes, blankets, clothing, a vacuum cleaner and much much more (even a holiday tablecloth and little reindeer!) helped welcome them into their new home.
