
Volunteers help feed a community after Sandy —
A sign taped to a light pole in Red Hook, Brooklyn points residents, some of whom are still without heat and power after Superstorm Sandy, to resources at a local church.

Volunteers help feed a community after Sandy —
Craig Judelman, a full-time fiddle player and longtime Occupy activist, rides his bike to Red Hook every day to organize kitchen resources through Calvary Church.

Volunteers help feed a community after Sandy —
Volunteers from NYC Food Flood dish up bread and hot soup to Red Hook residents.

Volunteers help feed a community after Sandy —
Chef Marco Canora of Hearth Restaurant helped organize Food Flood NYC to raise funds and directly feed residents of affected areas.

Volunteers help feed a community after Sandy —
Erma Ribera, a Red Hook Houses resident who had just had her power and water restored, declared the soup 'beautiful.'

Volunteers help feed a community after Sandy —
Grandaisy Bread bakery donated loaves to accompany the soup - a nutrient-packed Italian ribollita.

Volunteers help feed a community after Sandy —
Gabriel Lehner and J Rosser Lomax of the U.S. Bartenders Guild checked on shut-ins and made sure that residents' diabetic medications stayed chilled.

Volunteers help feed a community after Sandy —
Red Hook residents queue up for potstickers at the Rickshaw Dumpling truck parked outside Calvary Baptist Church of Red Hook.

Volunteers help feed a community after Sandy —
Red Hook-based Solber Pupusas were another popular option, sponsored by the New York City Food Truck Association and the Mayor's Fund to Advance New York City.


