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An Update on our Solar Production
Our solar panels started producing electricity late last year. Here’s an update (we get billing reports every two months for our main electric circuit): In January and February, in the depth of...
Hart Library “Porch Concert” to Benefit FPCY Food Pantry
A Porch Concert to benefit our pantry is happening Sunday September 6 at 4pm at the John C. Hart Library in Shrub Oak. Come and find a circle to sit in and hear The Independence, a multi-generational...
The Food Pantry Needs Cereal
Yes, the Food Pantry is still operating, helping our hungry neighbors, now with a drive-through no-contact model. We buy food in bulk from Feeding Westchester, but breakfast cereal is one of the more...
Next Food Pantry is September 12
The next FPCY Food Pantry will be on September 12 (the second Saturday of the month). Important Update, because of concerns about COVID-19 We are holding our pantry distribution outside with a drive-through...
From our Mission Partners in Dominican Republic: Work on the La Guama Primary School Resumes!
Last summer, our Mission trip team traveled to La Guama, Dominican Republic with Bridges to Community, a community development organization which works in rural DR and Nicaragua in some of the poorest...
An Update on our School Supplies Ministry This Year
Normally we begin our school supplies drive in July. Given the uncertainty that still exists as to what the 2020-2021 school year will look like across the county, preparations for our annual school supplies...
Student Donates Award Money to FPCY Food Pantry
Katharine Frase writes: “We are very grateful for the support we receive from the community.” A Yorktown High School senior, Kunal Mohindra, who founded his own nonprofit and won a Prudential...
Emergency Blood Drive August 21
By Appointment Only The need for blood is constant. With thousands of blood drives cancelled during the COVID-19 pandemic, we opened our Fellowship Hall to the Red Cross in April and June. The drives...
How To Be An Antiracist — Book Discussion
The turmoil in our country of the past few weeks has made it clear that racism is a continuing scourge in our country. We must seek to address this problem, but where do we even begin? This summer, the...