Projects and Programs
The Social Action Committee would like to thank those families that generously donated turkeys to the Putnam Valley Community Food Pantry for the Thanksgiving holiday distribution. The PVCFP also received some monetary donations from temple families that enabled them to purchase additional turkeys and other food items for the holiday season.
We would also like to acknowledge the volunteers that support the pantry’s efforts to feed our neighbors in need. We have a number of temple families that show up every Saturday to set up and distribute groceries to the pantry’s clientele. Without these volunteers the pantry would be unable to keep its doors open and serve the community.
The PVCFP is currently assisting over 100 families a week and due to the current economic situation the PVCFP looks to those who can assist in doing the mitzvah of feeding the hungry.
The Social Action Committee would like to thank those families that generously donated turkeys to the Putnam Valley Community Food Pantry for the Thanksgiving holiday distribution. The PVCFP also received some monetary donations from temple families that enabled them to purchase additional turkeys and other food items for the holiday season.
We would also like to acknowledge the volunteers that support the pantry’s efforts to feed our neighbors in need. We have a number of temple families that show up every Saturday to set up and distribute groceries to the pantry’s clientele. Without these volunteers the pantry would be unable to keep its doors open and serve the community.
The PVCFP is currently assisting over 100 families a week and due to the current economic situation the PVCFP looks to those who can assist in doing the mitzvah of feeding the hungry.
Putnam Valley Community Food Pantry
High Holiday Food Drive to Benefit the Putnam Valley Community Food Pantry (PVCFP)
Please support the Food Drive by donating non-perishable food items. Bring your donated items to Yom Kippur services on Saturday, September 18th.
The PVCFP currently serves approximately 150 families a week and operates out of the Grace United Methodist Church.
Please support the Food Drive by donating non-perishable food items. Bring your donated items to Yom Kippur services on Saturday, September 18th.
The PVCFP currently serves approximately 150 families a week and operates out of the Grace United Methodist Church.
Click here for a link to the most needed food items.
The Social Action Committee thanks you for your support.
Temple T-Shirts for one and all
Join your fellow congregants who are already wearing their new RTPV T-shirts. They are only $18 and if you purchase 4 or more they are $15 each.
We have both adult and children’s sizes.
All proceeds from the t-shirts benefit our social action programs and projects.
Email Roni or Lorraine if you wish to make a purchase.
We have both adult and children’s sizes.
All proceeds from the t-shirts benefit our social action programs and projects.
Email Roni or Lorraine if you wish to make a purchase.
