From left, Mark, Nan, Ron and Lloyd at the Fourth Annual Community Thanksgiving Day Dinner at the Boys & Girls Club, the Bill Carey Brandon Unit, off Knights Avenue. "We need some more help for the homeless," Mark said. "The cold is coming on real strong and we're just real glad there were no hurricanes coming through here or we'd be in real bad shape." The homeless, he added, "need some help getting back on their feet, that's the main thing. You get the rug pulled out from under you and it's hard to get back." - MyPaperNow.com - Your Stories, Your Life.© / Join Us In The Journey© / Linda Chion Kenney

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By LINDA CHION KENNEY: UPDATED 11-23: More than 850 people were fed at the Fourth Annual Community Thanksgiving Day Dinner, held Nov. 22 at the Boys & Girls Club, Bill Carey Brandon Unit, at 213 N. Knights Ave. Hundreds more volunteered. Last year's dinner fed around 250 people, prompting organizer Cynthia Pinckney of Cynthia Pinckney Ministries to say: "I guess next year we're going to need a stadium." Visit: http://www.cynthiapinckneyministries.org. CLICK ON THE INDIVIDUAL PHOTOS TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE EVENT.

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From left, Mark, Nan, Ron and Lloyd at the Fourth Annual Community Thanksgiving Day Dinner at the Boys & Girls Club, the Bill Carey Brandon Unit, off Knights Avenue. "We need some more help for the homeless," Mark said. "The cold is coming on real strong and we're just real glad there were no hurricanes coming through here or we'd be in real bad shape." The homeless, he added, "need some help getting back on their feet, that's the main thing. You get the rug pulled out from under you and it's hard to get back."