You know the gist of this by now. I own a crap load of jerseys. It is a slow period traditionally in the Mets news world at this time of year, so I am sharing my collection with you.

Autographed by #IMWITH28
What Mets fans talk about when not talking about the actual games.
Wednesday, November 14
9 am – 5 pm
Citi Field – Lot G (Hodges Entrance)
Free parking for drop-off of food only
Fans who donate 10 items or more will receive a voucher for a pair of tickets to an April game.
One voucher per donor.
Each donor will also receive a discount coupon for 15% off merchandise in the Mets Team Store for that day only. Season Ticket Holders will receive 20% with STH identification card.
Fans dropping off food may park in Lot G on 126th Street between the Right Field Gate and Roosevelt Avenue.
City Harvest is working to help meet the needs of Hurricane Sandy victims while continuing to feedhungry New Yorkers through its network of emergency food partners. In addition to daily deliveries to soup kitchens and food pantries across the five boroughs, City Harvest has been making emergency food drop-offs to Staten Island, Coney Island and Red Hook in Brooklyn, Breezy Point and Rockaway in Queens, and Manhattan.
This is from the NY DAILY NEWS.
The New York Mets have joined the Daily News’ disaster relief fund, lending major league support to assist the countless New Yorkers whose lives were devastated by Hurricane Sandy.
Mets Chief Operating Officer Jeff Wilpon told The News Sunday that the team is thrilled to join the fund, kicked off by the paper’s $100,000 contribution Saturday.
“We’re happy to help in any way we can,” Wilpon said.…
the Mets have also made the facilities at their minor league complex on Coney Island – MCU Park – available and FEMA has set up a distribution center for food, water and other supplies there.
According to Chris Miller, spokesman for the city Office of Emergency Management, the Mets immediately offered help for the /blockquote>
Click here to read more and where to donate.
Darren from The7Line is a businessman but he also has a pretty big heart when it comes to charity. He created this shirt to help out the local communities that are dealing with the aftermath of Sandy
100% of the profits from this shirt will be donated to different charities around NY for the victims of Hurricane Sandy. Funds will be distributed to Breezy Point, Staten Island, Rockaway Beach, Long Beach and other hard hit towns.