The Project

Rey and Hanan Mussa, owners of RMC Corporation in Westchester County, NY
wanted to do something when coronavirus hit the county where they live and work. And where many of their employees make their homes. 

So when a vendor offered access to thousands of protective masks and bottles of hand sanitizer, the couple made the purchase and decided immediately to give all of it out to the community and to first responders. They reached out to town supervisors in the County for guidance on distribution and were glad to connect with Yorktown Supervisor Matthew Slater and Somers Supervisor Rick Morrissey. 

Beginning the week of April 6, the couple has designated Yorktown and Somers as the first Westchester County communities where residents can drive through two of their gas station convenience stores and pick up hand sanitizer and a mask.  

Yonkers was added for Thursday, April 16.  NOTE: Only masks will be distributed at this event from 

2 pm to 3 pm. Limit two masks per vehicle.  Yonkers City Council President Mike Kader will be on hand. 

In Yonkers, the address is:

RMC Yonkers Sunoco 

327 Yonkers Ave

Yonkers NY 10701

The donation project was launched by Rey Mussa and Hanan Mussa, owners of RMC Corporation.  Rey Mussa is president and operational director of the commercial real estate and medical office buildings portfolio. Hanan Mussa is president and operational director of the gas station convenience store/car wash business with 12 gas station convenience stores and three car washes in Westchester County.

“This is a hard time for everyone in the country and our County got hit especially hard by COVID-19,”  said Rey Mussa and Hanan Mussa in a joint statement. “It’s important that we all do acts of kindness for each other during this crisis. This is something we were able to do and we hope to take this project to more Westchester communities in the coming weeks. We are also thankful to Yorktown Supervisor Matthew Slater and Somers Town Supervisor Rick Morrissey for their participation and for guiding us on filling the needs of their towns.”