The Morongo Band of Mission Indians continues its Thanksgiving tradition this year by donating 6,000 turkeys to nonprofits in southern California.
The tribe began donating the turkeys yesterday and will make deliveries all week in order to provide food for 30,000 meals. The effort is being called the largest Thanksgiving turkey donation in the state.
"The Morongo tribe has been delivering Thanksgiving food from our family
to families in need throughout California for nearly 20 years," said Joletta
Tsosie, Morongo Outreach Committee chairperson and a tribal council
member. "We started out by helping a few families and now it has grown to
serve thousands.
About 40 nonprofits will receive the turkeys.
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Morongo Indians to donate turkeys
(The Riverside Press-Enterprise 11/15)
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Press Release: Turkeys Take Flight; Morongo Band of Mission Indians Launches Largest Thanksgiving Turkey Donation in California (Morongo Band 11/14)
Relevant Links:
Morongo Band of Mission Indians - http://www.morongonation.org
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