TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — The Salvation Army is marking its 40th year of providing Thanksgiving meals to those in need in the community. The annual event, which began in 1984, will see hundreds of people served at the Salvation Army Hospitality House today.
Around 500 individuals are expected to line up outside the building as volunteers prepare to serve hot meals. This year, approximately 200 volunteers have been working for weeks to ensure everything is ready.
In addition to the traditional Thanksgiving meal, attendees will enjoy entertainment from Kids Unlimited and ManDrake. Major Andres Espinoza of the Salvation Army mentioned the importance of making everyone feel welcome and valued.
“We support the community of less fortunate people, and we want to make sure they feel like they belong,” said Espinoza. “It’s very important because the community can see that.”
The event is also supported by local businesses and schools. Mayfield …