National Grid partnering with Feeding NY to donate Thanksgiving dinners
National Grid is partnering with Feeding New York, a program that will donate Thanksgiving meals for 2,500 families on Long Island.
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National Grid is partnering with Feeding New York, a program that will donate Thanksgiving meals for 2,500 families on Long Island.
Turkeys and fresh food will be delivered in large trucks to the National Grid office in Melville on Monday morning. National Grid employee volunteers will pack the meals into boxes and distribute them to food pantries and organizations across Long Island.
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