Project Hospitality is excited to partner again with Chelsea Financial Services of Staten Island for their 2020 Thanksgiving Food Drive that benefits Staten Island community members who need a little extra help this holiday season.“Last year’s Thanksgiving Food Drive for Project Hospitality was a great success.” said Christopher (Chris) Vetrano, Registered Representative at Chelsea Financial Services (CHFS.com). “Project Hospitality is a great organization that not only orchestrates this amazing food drive for our neighbors and homeless in need; they also do year-round community outreach, education and youth programs to help improve the lives of those going through difficult times.”Vetrano led last year’s food drive that provided hundreds of needed food items for fellow Staten Islanders. John Pisapia, President of Chelsea Financial added: “Let’s make this year’s food drive even bigger…Bring your non-perishable food to our office or use amazon.com, walmart.com or other online retailers to ship food items to our office, and we’ll deliver them en masse to Project Hospitality in time for the Thanksgiving holiday.”2020 THANKSGIVING FOOD DRIVE: IMPORTANT DETAILSPlease drop off non-perishable food items at Chelsea Financial Services at 242 Main Street, Staten Island, between the hours of 9am and 5pm, Monday through Friday, from November 2nd until November 23rd. Non-perishable items most needed are: Canned Meats and Fish, Shelf-Stable Milk [Parmalat], Tomato Sauce, Canned Tomatoes, Black & Kidney Beans and Hot/Cold Cereals).The following perishable items may be dropped off on November 23rd only: White Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Onions, Carrots, Winter Squash and other Root Vegetables. All items will be delivered to Project Hospitality on November 24th in time for Thanksgiving. Please contact us via our Website Contact Form for any inquiries: Contact UsAbout Project HospitalityFounded in 1985 as an interfaith effort to provide food and shelter to homeless people in the Staten Island Ferry Terminal, Project Hospitality has grown to serve more than 30,000 of Staten Island’s most marginalized residents every year. It is the mission of Project Hospitality to reach out to community members who are hungry, homeless or otherwise in need in order to work with them to achieve their self-sufficiency — thereby enhancing the quality of life for our community. Project Hospitality’s all-volunteer compassionate continuum of care includes food, clothing and shelter, health and mental health services, HIV care, domestic violence, immigrant services, substance use treatment, vocational and educational training, transitional and permanent housing, legal and financial assistance and opportunities for at-risk youth. Visit Project Hospitality for more information or to donate.