On October 20, 2020, reporter Katie Lusso from News12 Brooklyn came at 5:00 am to report on the Masbia Distributing Food 24 hours. She also came in the afternoon for the evening news. Both segments included an interview with our ED, Alexander Rapaport.

An interactive story, written by Nikita Stewart, depicting New Yorkers' struggle to survive, and habit changes to overcome the hit of the covid-19 pandemic in the big apple. Families are portrayed by the lens of photographer Todd Heisler, in their day by day, heading to Masbia, and other similar nonprofit pantry organizations, during the pandemic.

Read the article below written by Hadas Krasner, in the Yeah That's Kosher, about Masbia Soup Kitchen Network and its new system of 24 hours pick up by appointment due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Read the article below written by Yoav Gonen, in The City, on plans of emergency food stockpile for the city. On Monday, 3600 cases containing fresh vegetables are scheduled to be delivered to Masbia Soup Kitchen Network in Queens and Brooklyn to help New Yorkers due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Daily News featured Masbia during Rosh Hashanah preparation. Photographer Spencer Platt, Getty Images, came before Rosh Hashanah to document how Masbia prepares for the celebration. The holiday marks the Jewish New Year and the start of the High Holy Days.

The anchor of News12 Brooklyn, Jessica Cunnington introduces reporter Phil Taitt reporting at Masbia Boro Park in Brooklyn, who interviews our ED Alexander Rapaport about the Rosh Hashanah celebration during the pandemic.

Read the article below written by Laura Allen, in the Jewish Press, on the dining area at Masbia of Boro Park reopening for Rosh Hashanah during the Covid-19 pandemic.

CBS cameraman recording Chief Cantor Yaakov Yanky Lemmer's performance during preparations for the Rosh Hashanah holiday at Masbia Boro Park in Brooklyn. 

Read the article below written by Keira Wingate, in the Bklyner., on how Masbia Soup Kitchen Network serves as many people as possible in a better way and with dignity, through the appointment-based system called the Plentiful app.

In addition to the 500% increase in demand that Masbia experienced throughout the pandemic, the demand is spiking even higher with many new faces showing up.