Urban Ministries of Wake County and Carolina Hurricanes Foundation to Host Annual Thanksgiving Turkey Giveaway on November 25
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Urban Ministries of Wake County and Carolina Hurricanes Foundation to Host Annual Thanksgiving Turkey Giveaway on November 25
RALEIGH, N.C. – As Thanksgiving week begins, Urban Ministries of Wake County (UMWC) extends heartfelt gratitude to the community for its ongoing support. This season represents a time for connection, compassion, and care, and UMWC stands ready to support both neighbors in need and those looking for meaningful ways to give back.
In collaboration with the Carolina Hurricanes Foundation and members of the Carolina Hurricanes Fan Club, UMWC will distribute turkeys and non-perishable items to families.
How to Receive Help:
Urban Ministries Annual Drive-Thru Thanksgiving Turkey Giveaway
Date: Tuesday, November 25
Time: 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m., or until supplies run out
Location: Urban Ministries of Wake County
1390 Capital Blvd., Raleigh, NC 27603
To address increased need during the holiday season, the UMWC Food Pantry will also operate with expanded hours:
- Food Pantry Drive-Thru: Monday–Thursday, 8:30 – 10:00 a.m.
- Walk-Up Food Assistance: Available through the main office Monday–Thursday until 4:00 p.m.
How to Give Help:
Your generosity directly supports families experiencing food insecurity, especially as UMWC faces government funding reductions, food increases, and rising community demand.
UMWC invites the community to join in ensuring that every neighbor has access to nutritious meals throughout the holidays and into the new year. You can help in one or more of the following ways:
- Share UMWC’s holiday resource information with neighbors who may need support.
- Donate food, host a food drive, or give online to keep pantry shelves stocked.
- Make a year-end gift to support UMWC’s life-changing programs.
- Support the Amazon Wish List: Amazon Wish List Link
- Provide a meal for women at the Helen Wright Center for Women through the Meal Train: Meal Train Link
“In a season defined by gratitude, we are especially thankful to everyone helping to ensure our neighbors have a warm meal and can experience the joy of the holidays,” said Jessica Holmes, Executive Director. “Our work is possible because we are blessed to live in a community that cares for one another and chooses hope and compassion even in challenging times.”