Hastings High School to host 33rd annual Thanksgiving Dinner for the Homeless
After hosting modified versions since 2020, Hastings High School will host its first full Thanksgiving Dinner for the Homeless this year.
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Oct 21, 2022, 12:52 PM
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10ds agoAfter hosting modified versions since 2020, Hastings High
School will host its first full Thanksgiving Dinner for the Homeless this year.
The 33rd installment of the SHARE the Project event will
take place on Nov. 22 this year.
The scope of the charitable dinner has grown from 150
homeless attendees the first year to an event that now numbers more than 800.
Donations are still being collected, and more information is
available at this link.
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