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Volunteers and staff boxed 1,000 Thanksgiving meals to distribute to kupuna and people in need at the The Salvation Army Kroc Center Hawaii in Ewa Beach on Wednesday. The nonprofit once again opted to pivot from its tradition of hosting a sit-down Thanksgiving meal at the Neal S. Blaisdell Center and opted for delivery this year. Pictured waving to a morning show television camera were volunteers and in the center is Savanah Mecchella.
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Davin Kobayashi looks on at the boxes of the frozen holiday meals.
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Pictured with a cart of the boxed holiday meals is Salvation Army Kroc Center Hawaii Corps Officer/Administrator Osei Stewart, who was planning on delivering some of the meals himself with his wife.
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The frozen meal included the usual fixings of turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, yams, vegetables, a dinner roll, pumpkin pie and cranberry relish.
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Davin Kobayashi loads a cart with boxes of the frozen holiday meals.
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The frozen meal included the usual fixings of turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, yams, vegetables, a dinner roll, pumpkin pie and cranberry relish. Pictured is a plated version showing the meal.
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Salvation Army Kroc Center Hawaii Corps Officer/Administrator Osei Stewart delivered some of the meals with his wife.
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Guofen Wang and Davin Kobayashi load boxes of the frozen holiday meals onto a cart.
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