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Kelowna’s Gospel Mission serving up 30 turkeys for the unhoused

The annual Thanksgiving meal will be held on Oct. 8
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A volunteer serving dinner at Kelowna’s Gospel Mission. (contributed)

There are 30 turkeys being prepped to serve at Kelowna’s Gospel Mission.

The organization will be hosting its annual Thanksgiving meal on Oct. 8, at its shelters, and a Thanksgiving lunch for the unhoused outside the library parkade.

KGM director of emergency services Amber Webster said, “In the face of adversity, KGM seeks to humbly serve those that are experiencing homelessness by caringly providing a meal that is festive and fulsome. As an organization, we strive to create space for safety, belonging, and hope for all.”

Shelter dining rooms have been decorated to create a festive space and community members are put on each place mat for inspiration and hope for those sharing a meal at the table.

MP Tracy Gray and MLAs Renee Merriefield and Norm Letnick will be at the Leon Avenue shelter to help serve meals.

Learn more about Kelowna’s Gospel Mission or donate to support future initiatives by visiting their website.

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Brittany Webster

About the Author: Brittany Webster

I am a video journalist based in Kelowna and capturing life in the Okanagan
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