Yonkers business owner coordinates delivery of 700 food boxes to Yonkers school
The owner of PCMY Yonkers Auto Body Shop coordinated a food delivery of 700 boxes to the Charter School of Educational Excellence today.
News 12 Staff
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May 6, 2021, 7:30 PM
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Updated 1,084 days ago
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7h agoThe owner of PCNY
Yonkers Auto Body Shop coordinated a food delivery of 700 boxes to the Charter
School of Educational Excellence today.
News 12 is told Wayne Schneider has
been involved with other similar deliveries. His reason for doing so is to
ensure families across the city don’t go hungry.
"Each box, which I call the B.L.D. boxes;
breakfast, lunch & Dinner, has enough food to feed a family of 3-4 people
actually, for a minimum of 2 days, possibly 3 days, depending on how you do it,” says Schneider.
Feeding Westchester estimates
having served between 260,000 to 300,000 people per month since April 2020.
