FREE Thanksgiving Community Event
Presented by the Cesar Presbott Foundation
with support from The Trio Company
Left to right: Mike Lee (The Trio Company), Dr. Angelica Presbott (Co-Founder of the Cesar Presbott Foundation), Dr. Cesar Presbott (Founder of the Cesar Presbott Foundation and head area scout for the NY Yankees) and John Stahl (Board Chairman of the Cesar Presbott Foundation and CEO of The Trio Company).
The Cesar Presbott Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to serve the poor, young, and providing others with the opportunity to help out the community with their needs. Mr. and Mrs. Cesar Presbott have assisted United States, Dominican Republic and Haitian families for over 30 years. Programs include services that provide medical supplies, food, sports equipment, education, resources, and grounds for the community. The Cesar Presbott Foundation targets the most vulnerable groups at risk, children and the elderly.
Thanksgiving is a time to reflect on our lives and the good things that we’re experiencing, but it can also be an especially challenging time for families with limited resources. We want to show that The Cesar Foundation cares by providing a blessing again this Thanksgiving to those who may be struggling to make ends meet.
This is our fifth year providing a turkey and bag of groceries to families.
When: Tuesday, November 24th, starting at 3 p.m., while supplies last
Where: GRAND SLAM, 478 East Tremont Avenue, Bronx, New York between Washington and Bathgate Avenues, near Third Avenue
If you would like additional information about “The Cesar Presbott Foundation, Inc”, you may visit Cesar Presbott Foundation, Inc. online or contact us directly by phone at (718) 755-2057; (917) 470-3573 or email cesarpresbott@aol.com.
Left to right: Mike Lee (The Trio Company), Yankee All Star relief pitcher Dellin Betances and John Stahl (Board Chairman of the Cesar Presbott Foundation and CEO of The Trio Company).
“Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly. I can never be what I ought to be until you are what you ought to be. This is the interrelated structure of reality.” ~Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.