Pasadena Union Station Homeless Services Seeks Thanksgiving Donations Toward 6,000 Meals, Including 1,000 Frozen Turkeys
PASADENA, Los Angeles County, California - Union Station Homeless Services, a community based service organization, is seeking food donations for its annual Thanksgiving program, with a goal of providing 6,000 holiday meals for residents this November.
The organization said reaching the 6,000 meal goal requires 1,000 frozen turkeys, 1,500 boxes of cornbread and 2,500 cans of green beans. Its Turkey Drive will take place on November 16 and 17 at its Adult Center, and volunteer registration opened on November 2.
The organization said meal kits will be distributed on November 18, meals will be provided at its housing locations on November 24, and the public Dinner in the Park event is scheduled for November 25. Union Station Homeless Services is based in Pasadena and has provided housing and support services to people facing homelessness for more than five decades. This is a nonprofit organization item.
Source: Union Station Homeless Services
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Photo: 图：志愿者将捐赠的冷冻火鸡搬入食物银行仓库。Chief Petty Officer Sarah Foster 供图，公共领域，经 Wikimedia Commons / Photo: Alameda Food Bank Thanksgiving volunteers 111119-G-FY356-025. By Chief Petty Officer Sarah Foster, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
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