Rare medical condition spurs alliance and fundraising
Jacalyn Lee and Rio Escueta of Dobbs Ferry are doing all they can to find lasting relief for children like
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Through the sale of donated clothing, shoes, and accessories, priced from $1 to $8, the new Rivertown Thrift pop-up shop is helping to raise $2,500 a month to feed Hastings residents in need.
The Friends of the Hastings Youth Council, a nonprofit run by volunteers, opened the shop at 3 Spring Street on Thursday, Dec. 11, to support the Hastings Food Pantry, which operates every Wednesday at the James Harmon Community Center.
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