Yonkers hosts annual Operation Santa Claus brunch fundraiser for people with disabilities
News 12’s Emily Young spoke with former state Sen. Nick Spano about how the holiday fundraiser benefits the community.
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Dec 4, 2022, 6:10 PM
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10h agoThe City of Yonkers hosted the annual Operation Santa Claus brunch on Sunday to raise money for local organizations that help people with developmental disabilities.
News 12’s Emily Young spoke with former state Sen. Nick Spano about how the holiday fundraiser benefits the community.
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