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Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel help victims of Sandy

Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel stepped out this weekend for their first public appearance since tying the knot on Oct. 19, but it wasn’t on a red carpetThe newlyweds headed to Rockaway, Queens in New York on Saturday, where they handed out relief backpacks to victims of Superstorm Sandy.VIEW THE PHOTOS: Stars Who Wed In 2012Also on hand to help out was JT’s longtime friend/collaborat
Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel, pictured in a May 2012 file photo, made their first public appearance as husband and wife by helping victims of Superstorm Sandy.
Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel, pictured in a May 2012 file photo, made their first public appearance as husband and wife by helping victims of Superstorm Sandy.Lucas Jackson / Reuters / Today

Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel stepped out this weekend for their first public appearance since tying the knot on Oct. 19, but it wasn’t on a red carpet

The newlyweds headed to Rockaway, Queens in New York on Saturday, where they handed out relief backpacks to victims of Superstorm Sandy.

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Also on hand to help out was JT’s longtime friend/collaborator Timbaland.

The trio spent three and a half hours handing out backpacks and blankets, according to People, and their kindness did not go unnoticed by local residents.

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“Justin Timberlake & Jessica Biel helping out,” Jessica Nortesano tweeted, along with a photo of the couple handing out packages from inside the back of a truck.

Twitter user Kristi Ray wrote, “Shout out to @jtimberlake & @jessicabiel for serving along side of us in Rockaway & giving the kids something to talk about besides #Sandy.”

Singer John Legend also lent a hand to storm victims and urged his Twitter followers to help in any way possible.

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“Went out to far rockaway this morning to view the aftermath of #sandy and distribute food,” he wrote on Saturday. “Still no power out there. Keep giving.They need u.”

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