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Wednesday, November 22, 2017 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
Volunteers host community
Th anksgiving feast
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Members of the Sisters commu-
nity can come together for a free
Thanksgiving Feast on Thursday,
November 23. Longtime Sisters resi-
dents Deri Frazee and Jennifer Seher
have worked together along with sev-
eral community volunteers to pull
together the Annual Sisters Community
Thanksgiving Feast for the last three
years.
Sisters Community Church donates
its location and the kitchen, and has
for the last few years, for the group’s
use. Several local vendors have
donated other items like food and
linens.
“It’s really a chance for people to come
together,” says co-founder Deri Frazee. “I
love that it’s a chance to socialize for those
who may not have family close or may not
want to cook.”
Ray’s Food Place has donated turkeys;
Sisters Sno-Cap Drive In, Mission Linen and
several others have donated products for the
group of dedicated volunteers to prepare.
Community members and organizations have
donated cash for other needs for the dinner as
well.
Coordinators will work with their team of
volunteers to feed close to 100 guests. The
meal is served Thursday, November 23, at
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Sisters Community Church from 12 to 4 p.m.
and all are welcome. Meals include turkey,
ham, stuffing, potatoes, salad, rolls, cranber-
ries, green beans, assorted desserts, coffee and
juice.
“People come in and enjoy a meal with
friends and neighbors,” says Frazee. “We will
prepare to-go boxes too.”
C o mm u n it y me m b e r s ca n v o lu n -
teer through the Facebook group “Sisters
Community Thanksgiving.”
“No one should be alone on Thanksgiving,”
Frazee said. “It’s about friendship and
community.”
To volunteer, contact Kimber Finney at
541-788-2929.
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