Where Prepared Meals Go After Kitchen Service EndsWhen the doors of a community kitchen close, the work of nourishing neighbors is not necessarily over. Meals that remain may still serve people experiencing…
Caring for the people who care for New YorkFrontline service workers meet people during some of the hardest moments of their lives. At Crossroads Community NYC, staff and volunteers welcome neighbors…
A Week Along Brooklyn’s Food Rescue RouteBefore sunrise, a Crossroads Community NYC van begins its weekly journey through Brooklyn. The route connects grocery stores, restaurants, bakeries, and…
Why Fresh Produce Matters in Food AssistanceAt Crossroads Community NYC, food assistance is about more than filling a plate. It is about offering nourishing choices that respect people’s health,…
From Car Trunk To Community TableA can of beans may seem like a small gift, yet it can become part of a much larger network of care. When a neighbor places shelf-stable groceries in a…
How Crossroads Prepares for NYC’s Extreme WeatherA severe winter storm or heat wave can turn ordinary risks into immediate threats for people without stable housing. Cold exposure, dehydration, power outages,…