Reporter Christian L Braxton of News12 Brooklyn came to Masbia Boro Park to report on distributing kosher dairy for the Shavuot holiday for those in need who have been affected by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Photographer Lindsey Nicholson, Getty Images, came to Masbia of Queens on May 07, 2020, to document on Masbia is helping those in need by sharing free food to cover their basic needs. Unemployment is rising as well as lines at the food banks due to the coronavirus pandemic.

On April 30, 2020, a few days after the Coronavirus outbreak started, photographer Justin Lane, Shutterstock, came to Masbia of Boro Park to register how the pandemic has affected New Yorkers.

Read the article below written by Yochonon Donn, in the Mishpacha, on Alexander Rapaport and Mordy Getz, two respectable members of the Jewish community, taking the initiative to help women widowed by the coronavirus by paying their groceries bill until Rosh Hashanah.

Read the article below written by Irene Katz Connelly, in the Forward, on Masbia helping Boro Park Families who lost a breadwinner; Alexander Rapaport expects to serve between one and two dozen families in the neighborhood.

Reporter Marie Gentric of i24News in French reported about the increased Americans seeking help from food banks due to soaring unemployment since the coronavirus breakout. Our ED Alexander Rapaport points out that Masbia is seeing the number of clients growing day by day.

Read the article below, published in the Boro Park 24, about Masbia offering free groceries to women widowed due to the coronavirus,  until the upcoming Rosh Hashanah. Alexander Rapaport and Mordy Getz have partnered to make it possible.