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Citizens 4 Humanity Expands Volunteer Services On East End

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Chef Marco Barrila and Sheila Barrila of Insatiable EATS Catering and Frutti Di Mare in Hampton Bays are continuing to feed families in need through Citizens 4 Humanity. SHAYE WEAVER

Chef Marco Barrila and Sheila Barrila of Insatiable EATS Catering and Frutti Di Mare in Hampton Bays are continuing to feed families in need through Citizens 4 Humanity. SHAYE WEAVER

Chef Marco Barrila of Insatiable EATS Catering and Frutti Di Mare in Hampton Bays preparing Thanksgiving dinner for families in need. SHAYE WEAVER

Chef Marco Barrila of Insatiable EATS Catering and Frutti Di Mare in Hampton Bays preparing Thanksgiving dinner for families in need. SHAYE WEAVER

Chef Paula Sanchez of Frutti Di Mare in Hampton Bays opening a box of tomatoes for the feast delivered to families in need this Thanksgiving. SHAYE WEAVER

Chef Paula Sanchez of Frutti Di Mare in Hampton Bays opening a box of tomatoes for the feast delivered to families in need this Thanksgiving. SHAYE WEAVER

Chef Marco Barrila and Sheila Barrila of Insatiable EATS Catering and Frutti Di Mare in Hampton Bays are continuing to feed families in need through Citizens 4 Humanity. SHAYE WEAVER

Chef Marco Barrila and Sheila Barrila of Insatiable EATS Catering and Frutti Di Mare in Hampton Bays are continuing to feed families in need through Citizens 4 Humanity. SHAYE WEAVER

Chef Marco Barrila and Kadie Thompson of Insatiable EATS Catering and Frutti Di Mare in Hampton Bays preparing Thanksgiving dinner for families in need through Citizens 4 Humanity. SHAYE WEAVER

Chef Marco Barrila and Kadie Thompson of Insatiable EATS Catering and Frutti Di Mare in Hampton Bays preparing Thanksgiving dinner for families in need through Citizens 4 Humanity. SHAYE WEAVER

By Shaye Weaver on Nov 27, 2012
Newly designated as a Red Cross of Long Island first response unit, Citizens 4 Humanity, a non-profit that feeds single-parent families in need on a weekly basis, is now on... more

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