Robin Hood hosts Lemon-Aid fundraiser to help people in poverty
This is the first time Lemon-Aid was held in person since the pandemic.
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16h agoRobin Hood hosted a “Lemon-Aid” fundraiser in Scarsdale.
The organization offers education, work training and housing to help people get out of poverty.
According to Robin Hood, 2 million New Yorkers suffer from poverty, including 1 out of 4 children. This is the first time Lemon-Aid was held in person since the pandemic.
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