Jack Gilmore (2nd from the right) and Thom Kamm (right) with staff volunteers Credit: courtesy Jack Allen's Kitchen
Jack Gilmore (2nd from the right) and Thom Kamm (right) with staff volunteers Credit: courtesy Jack Allen's Kitchen
For the third year in a row, Jack Gilmore and Tom Kamm of Jack Allen’s Kitchen join forces with Mobile Loaves & Fishes to provide a hot and savory Thanksgiving dinner for about 700 homeless folks at the First Baptist Church (901 Trinity).
Music will probably be inside tonight Credit: courtesy Mobile Loaves & Fishes
With the cold, damp weather this year, the free dinner party couldn’t be happening at a better time. Festive live music will be playing while volunteers from Jack Allen’s Kitchen staff and clientele work side by side with volunteers from the church and ML&F to serve up turkey, dressing, ham, and all the fixings.
Volunteers setting out the buffet Credit: courtesy Jack Allen's Kitchen
Cindy Gilmore (2nd from the right) and the volunteer servers Credit: courtesy Jack Allen's Kitchen
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