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Silver Valley groups put Thanksgiving dinners on the table

by CAROLYN BOSTICK
Staff Writer | November 21, 2023 1:05 AM

WALLACE — A wave of voices and the smell of hot soup wafted through the Prayer Station basement on Fourth Street on Thursday. The room was packed with a mix of individuals and families, many of whom were enjoying soup as they waited to take their turn choosing food from the stock to bring home.

Some folks hefted turkeys and materials for all the Thanksgiving fixings as they made their way home. The Wallace Elks and Wallace Food Bank banded together to open up a community Thanksgiving to anyone in need this year. For those who were unable to attend or pick up their own materials, food was delivered ahead of time so everyone could enjoy tasty holiday meals.

Cindy Lien said that though the Elks have hosted community Thanksgiving dinners in the past, this year they have expanded to feed about 200 people. About half of folks served in the Silver Valley through the program will be reached through deliveries.

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