In preparation for Passover beginning April 12, the Met Council distributed thousands of pounds of groceries to food-insecure families in Borough Park, Brooklyn. With 36% of Jewish households in Brooklyn living near the poverty line, this support is critical for many during the holiday. Over three days, they provided essential items, including Passover staples and fresh produce, to more than 800 families. Avi Spitzer from the Met Council highlighted the importance of ensuring families can celebrate without the stress of food insecurity, especially during this costly holiday.
Avi Spitzer emphasized the importance of food distribution for holiday preparation, stating that it allows families to enter Passover without stress about meal provision.
Hannah Lupien highlighted the scale of the distribution effort, noting that it served over 800 families, marking one of their largest events.
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