Crossroads Community NYC

Articles

  1. How We Build Relationships With Local Farmers for Fresh ProduceFresh produce can bring color, flavor, and nourishment to meals for New Yorkers facing homelessness, food insecurity, and other hardships. At Crossroads…
  2. What Our Pantry Does When a Food Recall Hits Our SupplyA food recall can move quickly through a pantry, especially when donated groceries arrive from many sources. At Crossroads Community NYC, protecting the people…
  3. The steady heart of Crossroads Community NYCFor decades, one volunteer has helped make Crossroads Community NYC a place where neighbors facing homelessness, hunger, and hardship are met with dignity. Now…
  4. Serving Vegans and Vegetarians in a Shelter SettingShelters serve people with varied health needs, cultural traditions, ethical commitments, and personal preferences. For residents who follow vegan or…
  5. Workplace Fundraising That Builds Community SupportA successful workplace fundraiser gives employees a practical way to support neighbors facing hardship while strengthening relationships among colleagues. With…
  6. The Environmental Cost of Food Waste Versus Rescue TransportFood waste carries a larger environmental burden than the weight of discarded food suggests. Growing, processing, packaging, refrigerating, and cooking food…
  7. Why Small Wins Matter: A Guest Who Got a JobAt Crossroads Community NYC, progress often begins with something that may seem ordinary: a warm meal, a safe night indoors, a repaired document, or a…
  8. Food Safety Science In A High-Volume Community KitchenA high-volume community kitchen turns raw ingredients into hundreds of meals under tight time and staffing constraints. Every step, from receiving produce to…
  9. How Crossroads Helps People Rebuild After ReleaseLeaving jail or prison can bring freedom without immediate stability. A person may have no safe place to sleep, limited money, an empty refrigerator, or…
  10. A Guide to Holiday Volunteering Where the Need Is GreatestThe holiday season can bring warmth and generosity, but it can also intensify hardship for New Yorkers without stable housing, reliable meals, or supportive…