Thanksgiving Day It is one of the most popular and anticipated holidays for all Americans, and, in 2024, the day will take place November 28 kicking off the end of year season with the arrival of the month of December and all its Christmas atmosphere.
This holiday is not only celebrated by those with American roots, it is also adopted by all citizens of different nationalities who live in this country, and Latin Americans are no exception, because it is a date that is shared with the family, with friends and close people.
Thanksgiving is a British heritage in which thanks is given to heaven for the harvests that provide food for the entire population, a tradition that has been preserved over the years and has become a representative holiday of the United States.
In the United States it is traditional that this holiday is celebrated with a dinner composed of a turkey as the protagonistHowever, and given the economic conditions that many people in the United States are going through, many people, including illegal immigrants, cannot count on a turkey on the table, for this reason, different organizations join forces to give one to those who do not. they can acquire it.
In the city of Seattle Washington, 1,500 turkeys and free bags of groceries will be delivered for families in need and who want to celebrate Thanksgiving Day, the Eastridge Church at its West Seattle campus is in charge of making these donations to those who need a little help to enjoy a traditional meal on their table next Thursday, November 28.
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On Saturday, November 23, starting at 9 in the morning, the church will deliver 1,500 turkeys and bags of groceries to those most in need. at its Issaquah and West Seattle locationsthe turkeys and bags of groceries will be delivered on a first-come, first-served basis and it is not necessary to demonstrate need to receive the help, however, people are recommended to allow those who really need this food to benefit from receiving the donation.
For more information about this event, contact Eastrige Church on the phone 425-270-6300 and in the Eastridge Church website.
