Thanksgiving giveaway: Thousands of families can get free turkeys in DeKalb County today

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DeKalb County, Georgia, is hosting a Thanksgiving giveaway today, where thousands of families can receive free turkeys. The event will distribute 2,000 turkeys on a first-come, first-serve basis, emphasizing the importance of community support during the holiday season. Many families in the area face food insecurity, making initiatives like this critical for providing relief. Local organizations and government entities have come together to organize this giveaway, showcasing a collective effort to help those in need. As Thanksgiving approaches, such events become vital in ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to enjoy a festive meal with their loved ones.

The initiative reflects the local commitment to addressing hunger and fostering community spirit. Attendees are encouraged to arrive early to ensure they receive a turkey, highlighting the urgency and importance of the event. This Thanksgiving giveaway serves as a reminder of the power of community in supporting one another during challenging times.

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