Those who help feed the hungry will be honored at Project Hospitality's Spring brunch
Since Project Hospitality began community members made it possible for it to grow and respond to neighbors in need.
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Since Project Hospitality began community members made it possible for it to grow and respond to neighbors in need.
‘Valentines for Seniors:’ Uncle Chase and S.I. National Council of Negro Women partner to bring cheer Updated Feb 11, 2021; Posted Feb 11, 2021 Valentine's Day cards for the Valentines for Seniors project, sponsored by the Uncle Chase Foundation and the Staten Island National Council of Negro Women. Left to right are: Amber White, Barrington Ware, and Devin Morris-Fields. Jason Valentin is not pictured but also made cards. (Courtesy Uncle Chase Foundation) Facebook Share STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Senior citizens on Staten Island are getting an extra boost of cheer, thanks to the Uncle C...