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From staff reports
A tractor-trailer load of food will be distributed at Courts of Praise Church in Harriman starting 1 p.m. Friday, Jan. 4.
Food will be given out to the needy until supplies run out.
“They need a valid driver’s license or photo ID,” said Dwayne Linger, one of the coordinators of the food pantry at Courts of Praise.
Linger said it would be appreciated if people could bring their own boxes and bags in which to carry supplies.
Between 12,000 and 15,000 pounds of food from Second Harvest Food Bank will be distributed during the event.
Courts of Praise Church is at 229 Carter Ave.
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