DC-based nonprofit selling pies to help deliver Thanksgiving meals to those who are sick - WTOP News

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Food and Friends, a nonprofit organization located in Washington D. C. , is launching a pie sale to support their mission of delivering Thanksgiving meals to individuals who are sick. The organization aims to deliver 900 full Thanksgiving dinners, and the sale of pies will help cover the associated costs. This initiative highlights the critical role nonprofits play in addressing food insecurity and providing support to vulnerable populations during the holiday season.

With each pie sold, community members contribute to a larger mission of compassion and generosity. The organization not only focuses on providing nutritious meals but also emphasizes the importance of social connection and support for those facing health challenges. This campaign is a call to action for the local community to come together and help those in need during Thanksgiving. Food and Friends embodies the spirit of the holiday by ensuring that no one feels alone or forgotten. This effort demonstrates how collective action can lead to meaningful change within the community during a time traditionally centered around family and gratitude.

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