Meals on Wheels and More volunteer James Hart prepares the day�s lunch deliveries.
Credit: Photo by Kate X Messer
The Meals on Two Wheels program is attracting a new generation of volunteers.
Credit: Photo by Jana Birchum
James Hart delivers lunch to Ms. Trevi�o.
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Mobile Loaves & Fishes founder and President Alan Graham and friend.
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Tweet-happy MLFers (l-r) Alan Graham, Matt Freeman (of Austin Ridge Bible Church), and Shelby and Drew Gressett (of Hat Creek Burger Co.) send messages about the night�s run out into the ether.
Credit: Photo by John Anderson
Folks line up for the annual Mobile Loaves & Fishes Thanksgiving Feast at Caritas. More than 500 enjoyed the holiday goodness.
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Mobile Loaves volunteers come in all shapes and sizes. Even kids get in on the act, manning the cocoa brigade.
Credit: Photo by Jana Birchum
Nubian Queen Lola cooks Thanksgiving for more than 100 � with tender loving care.
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Lola and Ellie pause from plate-prepping on Thanksgiving.
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Santa Claus (aka, Alan Graham) delivers stockings and cheer to area kids.
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All the kids gather to get a glimpse at the old elf�s whiskers. They are very real.
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Santa Claus: The children�s rock star.
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Peggy Forrest meets with David Shiflet before leaving the streets for good and moving into her new place through an arrangement with Mobile Loaves & Fishes Habitat on Wheels program.
Credit: Photo by Kate X Messer
Peggy Forrest with David Shiflet and Kay Dalton, two of the Mobile Loaves angels who made her transition possible.
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