Calgary non-profit Yes Youth Centre hands out hundreds of free turkeys in Forest Lawn
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Turkeys were flying out the door at the “Yes Youth Centre” in Forest Lawn Friday morning.
Turkeys were flying out the door at the “Yes Youth Centre” in Forest Lawn Friday morning.
People lined up to get a free turkey from the charity as part of its Gift of Hope campaign.
Around 250 donated turkeys and bags of non-perishable items were provided to Calgarians in need.
For those at the end of the line who may not have gotten a turkey Friday, one will be provided later.
Organizers were grateful for support by donors, especially average citizens who just wanted to help.
“One of the seniors, his name is Ray, he literally took a taxi (to) go all the way to Co-Op, bought two turkeys, (then) took another taxi just to come deliver it," said Gar Gar, one of the event organizers.
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