Published in The Rye Record By Rachel Breinin Bread of Life, a Rye-based food rescue organization, used to rely on supermarkets to...

They may not yet be household names, but they seem to have been born for a time such as this. These Rye “star” moms have arisen in this...

The Bread of Life Leadership team is excited to announce the recipients of our newly created Ambassadors of Hope Awards. The idea for...

"Jesus wept" is the shortest sentence in the Bible, yet it is saturated with meaning. Mary was weeping at Jesus' feet over the death of...

To All of our Wonderful Volunteers,  We would like to take this opportunity to recognize all of you who volunteer with us whether it is...

During the past few weeks, everything has closed down and the future has suddenly become unknowable. Some of our neighbors have been...

Many are familiar with the expression “You learn who your true friends are when you are struggling the most.”  In the past couple of...

As the Bread of Life embarked on its first completely drive-through food pantry, nothing seemed to cooperate. We faced a shortage of...

Over the last days and weeks the world seems to suddenly be a very different place.  Empty store shelves serve as a testimony to the fear...

By Liz Leamy Several weeks ago in early December, more than half a dozen medical residents from Northwell Phelps Memorial Hospital in...

A dear friend of mine, Karen Newman, passed today after a lengthy battle with cancer. She left behind a legacy that will remain for...

Food, clothing and shelter are the three most basic necessities for survival.  Unfortunately, there are families in our community who do...

How does a good God allow abuse, poverty, oppression and all sorts of unspeakable evil?

Sue Wexler and Carolina Falco had the opportunity to participate with other community organizations at the Annual Community Service Fair...

One Bread of Life food recipient who was never camera shy and always willing to tell his story was an unforgettable man named Al. Al was...

In an effort to fight hunger the Westchester Recreation and Parks Society (WRAPS) continued their annual tradition “Camps Care About...

The Bread of Life values our relationships with our community partners and is very grateful to the Rye YMCA for their efforts on behalf...

Sue Wexler, the Director of Community Outreach for Giving Tree Global visited 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade classrooms at Milton school last...

By Melanie Cane - Rye Record Bread of Life, a home grown Rye organization that feeds over 10,000 of Westchester's hungry and food...

By Pamela Caffray, Photo by Jessica Haley Photography Sherri Falco has been a Rye resident for over 22 years. Originally she moved here...