North Brooklyn to welcome ‘Angelmobile’
Neighbors Helping Neighbors group to serve hot meals
Residents of Greenpoint, Williamsburg and other communities will be getting help right on the street, thanks to the North Brooklyn Neighbors Helping Neighbors, a newly formed nonprofit organization which will deliver hot meals every day via a mobile soup kitchen called the “Angelmobile.”
The Angelmobile will make its debut at a ceremony to kickoff the new initiative on Wednesday, June 28, on the waterfront at Kent Avenue and North 10th Street at 5:30 p.m. Assemblymember Joseph Lentol and Councilmember Stephen Levin are among the officials who have been invited to the event.
The Angelmobile is a specially build R-V equipped with a kitchen, food storage facilities, office space and outdoor awnings. It has the capacity to serve up to 800 meals a day and will provide assistance to residents in need of housing, employment, counseling and help overcoming substance abuse.