Photos: Theory 9 hosts monthly food distribution outside Marie Curie High School
By Ethan Marshall and Jewel WebberPosted on
Members of the Community-Police Relations Foundation helped distribute food. They were joined by Community-Police Relations Foundation New York City Chair Director Glenn Hechler (fourth from left) Theory 9 Co-Founders Izaiah Barrow (fifth from left) and Shakir Seagers (sixth from left), Community-Police Relations Foundation Founding Chairman/CEO Al Eskanazy (seventh from left) and New York City Council Member Pierina Sanchez (eighth from left).
Students, staff members, vendors and nonprofit members helped distribute bags of groceries. Photo by Jewel Webber
Numerous Bronx community members came out for the event to receive groceries. While the event was scheduled to start at 12 p.m., some people lined up as early as 7:30 a.m. The groceries were put together and provided by the New York Common Pantry.
Members of the Community-Police Relations Foundation, including New York City Chair Director Glenn Hechler (left) and Founding Chairman/CEO Al Eskanazy (second from right). Photo by Jewel Webber
Council Member Sanchez and Community-Police Relations Foundation Founding Chairman/CEO Al Eskanazy were both on hand to assist in distributing food during the event.
Community members were grateful for their groceries. Photo by Jewel WebberBags filled with groceries waiting to be distributed. Photo by Jewel Webber
Boost Mobile also gave out chapsticks, pens, sunglasses and more from their table. Additionally, they held a raffle, with two community members each winning a free smartphone.
Boost Mobile’s table at the food distribution. Photo by Jewel WebberMarie Curie High School students handed out raffle tickets to community members for Boost Mobile’s raffle. Photo by Jewel WebberOne of the raffle winners holds up his prize. Photo by Jewel Webber
