Boonville’s Free Thanksgiving Meal Needs Food Donations [UPDATE]
UPDATE:
Good news, folks! I was informed this morning that all the turkey needs have been filled! But they still need some food donations. Keep scrolling to see how you can help or to sign up to have a meal delivered.
Free Thanksgiving Meal in Boonville
A few years ago, my husband and I decided to spend our Thanksgiving morning volunteering at the annual free Thanksgiving meal in Boonville. Since we weren’t hosting that year and had some free time in the morning, we figured it would be a great way to give back as a family. So, we loaded up our daughter and went to help out. I was in charge of meal prep, loading up takeout boxes with turkey and mashed potatoes, while my husband handled deliveries. We all had a fantastic time!
The 25th Annual Free Thanksgiving Meal in Boonville: Community Giving at Its Best
This year marks the 25th annual free Thanksgiving meal in Boonville—such an amazing tradition that brings the community together. Churches, businesses, non-profits, the fire dept and individuals come together to make this happen. Last year, they served 477 meals to Warrick Co. families. The team has been hard at work all fall but they've hit a snag. They could really use more food donations.
How You Can Help with Donations for the Thanksgiving Meal in Boonville
Volunteer Opportunities for the Free Thanksgiving Meal in Boonville
If you want to volunteer on the day of the meal, there are still a few spots available. You can register to volunteer right here.
How to Request a Free Thanksgiving Meal in Boonville (Pickup or Delivery)
If you or someone you know would like to request a free meal (either for pickup or delivery for Warrick Co. residents), just call 812-641-1089. You'll receive turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, dressing, green beans, corn, rolls, and either chocolate cake or pumpkin pie.
Let’s help make this Thanksgiving special for everyone in our community!
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