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By Team TCP
You may need help one day. Get involved where you can! Here are possible options for you and others! Help people because giving back is needed.
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by KRISTIN SALAKY and NI'KESIA PANNELL
SEP 20, 2021 Full read
Work With Meals On Wheels
This established organization brings nutritious meals to seniors who are at risk for hunger throughout the year, but they ramp up efforts around the holidays. You can find volunteer opportunities near you here.
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Offer To Go Grocery Shopping
People in vulnerable populations might need your help to get groceries safely this holiday. Different states have organizations that offer this service, like Friendly Shoppers in Connecticut, so do some research. If you do help out, make sure you're being particularly careful in regards to COVID-19 precautions both during and after your shifts.
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Volunteer At Or Donate To A Food Bank
Many local food banks see an influx of volunteers around the holidays, which can actually overwhelm them. Be sure to ask specifically what they need when you're inquiring about volunteering. Maybe it's just some donated supplies. Maybe it's your time, but at a later date. Or maybe they could really use your time around the holidays. They will tell you what they need. Find a food bank near you here.
Where And How To Volunteer This Thanksgiving—No Matter Where You Live
You can do so safely!​​
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Find Your Local Food Bank:
www.feedingamerica.org/find-your-local-foodbank
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