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While some families have used their stimulus checks to cover costs, others are racking up credit card debt and borrowing money from friends.

The city’s food pantries and soup kitchens have seen 65% more people this year than they did last year, according to a new report from the group Hunger Free America.

At the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic, 39 percent of food pantries had closed.

Yes, food pantries would love your help this holiday season–but they really don't need your junk food, thank you very much.

A report released Tuesday by the Food Bank for New York City

The third annual Lunchbox Auction to raise money for the Food Bank

However you are spending Christmas Day, we hope you have a

Mayor Bloomberg and City Council Speaker Christine C. Quinn have announced a

During the holidays, we are all bombarded with requests for charitable giving.

For the second year running, the Food Bank for New York