Sharon Golobish, of Rillton, a volunteer from Yough Helping Hands Foundation, helps put together a box of donated Thanksgiving Day meals on Tuesday, Nov. 21, 2023 at Yough High School. The annual Thanksgiving meal donation drive helps families or elderly of limited means received a free full-course Thanksgiving dinner.
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Ruth Bisko, of South Huntingdon, helps pack a box of donated Thanksgiving Day food with fellow volunteers from Yough Helping Hands Foundation on Tuesday, Nov. 21, 2023 at Yough High School. More than 100 meals went out to families or elderly of limited means.
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Andrew Sanders, director of technology at Yough Area School District, and Yough Area School District Superintendent Anthony DeMaro, left, help load a box of donated Thanksgiving Day dinner for a family on Tuesday, Nov. 21, 2023 at Yough High School. More than 100 donated meals went out to families or elderly of limited means, and was organized by the Yough Helping Hands Foundation.
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The contents of a single box of Thanksgiving Day meals for a family of six that were donated to families by Yough Helping Hands Foundation on Tuesday, Nov. 21, 2023 at Yough High School. More than 100 boxes of free Thanksgiving meals went out on Tuesday, featuring donated items from Rodney’s Family Restaurant, Country Custards, and a newly opened bakery, Benny’s Bakery.
The Yough Helping Hands Foundation held its annual Thanksgiving meal distribution at Yough Senior High School near Herminie on Tuesday, providing about 100 ready-to-heat traditional dinners from Rodney’s Restaurant accompanied by locally made pies and cookies.
This is the third year that the foundation — an independent charity dedicated to supporting families and students in the Yough community — has distributed the meals, which each feed up to six people.
The foundation consists of past and present school board members, business and community leaders and school personnel.
In addition to the meals, the foundation has hosted a senior citizen spaghetti dinner, awarded $3,000 in scholarships to students, and provided support to community members in need.
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