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Rotary and partners plan Nov. 21 resource fair, turkeys and childcare for residents
Summary
Speakers described a Nov. 21 high-school resource event that will distribute turkeys and hams, offer partner sign-ups and services, and include Rotary-provided childcare and a raffle. Organizers reported 112 turkeys already received by local volunteers.
Community volunteers and a Rotary member described plans for a Nov. 21 resource fair at the high school that will distribute food, offer program sign-ups and connect residents with services. The organizer said the event traditionally provides turkeys and hams and highlighted partner roles; "for the past, I think, 7 years now, that's been going on," the speaker said, explaining the event's recurring nature.
Organizers noted practical supports: the Rotary will provide childcare and a raffle, volunteers credited Peter R., Giuliano Leggasi and Dustin Reif for leadership, and staff confirmed that local contacts received 112 turkeys to be distributed. The chair noted the list and encouraged outreach to low-income or disabled residents who might qualify for assistance. Event leaders asked that the city publicize transportation options for those who need a ride to the high school. There was no formal council vote; the item was an informational update and community planning discussion.
