“We want to help low-income families,” Jordan said. “The stores have been generous and we should have 150 turkeys.”
   Money and food donations have been received from BJ’s, Pathmark, Target, the Station Road Civic Association, the 109th Precinct Community Council, the Isaac Sasson Fund, the Franklin Rehabilitation Nursing Center and Plak Smacker, which donated dental kits.
   Food contributions have included cranberry sauce, stuffing, macaroni and cheese mixes, yams and cake mixes.
   Aside from the annual turkey blow-out, as Jordan calls it, she has organized give- aways for baby goods, school supplies in the fall and holiday gift cards at Christmas. The Sistas meet monthly and is a support group for single mothers. Jordan is a single mother herself.
   This fall, the Sistas were able to give 300 backpacks filled with school supplies to area families. In December, they will be handing out $15 gift cards for use at Toys R Us.
   Jordan would like to be able to do more for the community, but is hampered by lack of money and an office. She would prefer to work out of a storefront or in donated space in a church, where she believes her group would be more visible.
   For more information on how you can contribute to the group, call Jordan at (347) 732-9314.
   In her spare time this year, Jordan wrote a biblical book titled “Who is She?” which will be published by Adonai Inc. next year. Her daughter Michaiah started kindergarten this fall.