Poughkeepsie Farm Project to Help Families in Need of Food

Poughkeepsie Farm Project’s (PFP) ongoing efforts to combat food insecurity in the Hudson Valley haven’t slowed down in the wake of the COVID-19 virus, with PFP personnel stepping up to the plate—literally and figuratively—to help ensure Poughkeepsie families have nourishing food to eat. Produce will continue to be provided at these sites until April 17th, including: New Hope Community Center, Hudson Gardens, 120 Hudson Ave. 9-10am; Eastman Tower, Montgomery St. 11am-12pm; Rip Van Winkle Apartments, 10 Rinaldi Blvd. 11am-12pm; Harriet Tubman Terrace Apartments, 29 Jefferson St. 11am-12pm. Cold breakfast and lunch bags will continue to be available from the Poughkeepsie City School District at locations throughout the city. Info: farmproject.org; poughkeepsieschools.org.