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Yom Kippur Food Drive
Each year at this time, the families of our congregation collect food to ease hunger within our own communities. The food goes to the Mount Kisco Interfaith Food Pantry and the Community Center of Northern Westchester. Especially during these difficult times, there is a great need for food and donations.
There are Many Ways to Help Even if You are Not Attending in Person!
Bring Food to High Holiday Services or Directly to the Temple
As you arrive at services on Rosh Hashanah you will be given an empty grocery bag or you may fill one of your own bags with items from the Wish List below. Please return the filled bags at Yom Kippur morning services on September 16 or bring them to the Temple between Rosh Hashanah (9/7/21) and Yom Kippur (9/16/21).
Food Wish List:
Cereal (Hot / Cold)
Canned Tuna / Salmon
Canned Fruit or Dried Fruit
Canned Vegetables or Soups
Pasta or Rice
Cooking Oil
Beans (Canned or Dried)
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Please check the expiration dates as we cannot accept expired food items.
Donate Food Through Our Amazon Wish Lists
You can purchase items on-line through our Amazon Wish Lists and the items will be sent directly to the either the Mount Kisco Food Pantry or the Community Center of Northern Westchester.
Mount Kisco Interfaith Food Pantry Amazon Link can be found here.
Community Center of Northern Westchester Amazon Link can be found here.
Donate Money
You can make a monetary contribution directly. Every dollar you donate equals $4.00 worth of buying power for the Pantries. Please note on your donation that it is for the Annual TST High Holiday Food Drive.
Mount Kisco Food Pantry: www.mountkiscofoodpantry.org
Community Center: www.communitycenternw.org
