The Lou's Helping Hand Foundation hosted its annual Easter Egg Hunt at Annadale Green Park in Staten Island, drawing almost 400 children and families. Volunteers organized various activities like face painting and sack races, while local musician Patrick Raftery provided entertainment. The event, praised for its energetic community spirit, featured a well-executed egg hunt to ensure fairness among participants. Founders remarked on the community's involvement and support, emphasizing the event's purpose of bringing joy while giving back to the local area. It reflected Staten Island's tradition of togetherness and charitable efforts, promoting connections within the community.
"The vibe is old Staten Island, just full of energy and joy... it's good to see it's still going on," JoAnne Nolemi reflects on the community spirit at the event.
"I don't like to brag, but God's watching out for us. Between the weather and the turnout, everything this year worked out great," said Juliana Palazzolo-Pellicane.
The event allowed families to enjoy the Easter season while supporting a charity organization's mission to foster community connections and outreach.
"This is old Staten Island right here," said JoAnne Nolemi, highlighting the sense of community during Lou's Helping Hand Foundation's Easter Egg Hunt.
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