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Posted: December 22, 2015

TTL: Blumenfeld Development Group presents a Thanksgiving check

Shown (from left) are: Master Sergeant, Israel Mahadeo (Huntington, NY), Sergeant Amanda Castaneda (Bronx, NY), Beth Delli-Pizzi, David Blumenfeld, Sergeant Patricia Rios (Middletown, NY) and Sergeant 1st Class, Xavier Varges (Bronx, NY) who is joined by his four-year-old daughter Isabella Varges. Shown (from left) are: Master Sergeant, Israel Mahadeo (Huntington, NY), Sergeant Amanda Castaneda (Bronx, NY), Beth Delli-Pizzi, David Blumenfeld, Sergeant Patricia Rios (Middletown, NY) and Sergeant 1st Class, Xavier Varges (Bronx, NY) who is joined by his four-year-old daughter Isabella Varges.
New York, NY David Blumenfeld, president, Blumenfeld Development Group Construction Corp., presents a Thanksgiving check and Turkey to Beth Delli-Pizzi, president, Long Island Family Readiness Group, and members of the Harlem Hellfighters based out of the 369th Regiment. The money, which was raised by the Blumenfeld Development Group and its employees, including those based out of the East River and Gotham Plazas, helped aid military families from both the Harlem Hellfighters and Fighting 69th regiments with the costs of their Thanksgiving meals as well as purchase of Christmas toys to be handed out at their upcoming annual Christmas parties.
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