(CENTREVILLE) – Five hundred families and individuals were able to have their own Thanksgiving meal this year.
The St. Joseph County United Way held their annual Thanksgiving For All Food Drive Tuesday in Centreville. United Way Executive Director Kelly Hostetler explains how the 500 recipients were chosen. LINKC.
Hostetler says the day went very well and the individuals receiving the food were very appreciative. LINKD.
Several individuals helped put the food boxes together and load them into vehicles. Students from the Sturgis Public Schools Agriculture Class came over once again to help with the day’s events.
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