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Annual Turkey Giveaway in Oklahoma City: A Resounding Success

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By Luck Wilson

On November 14th, the annual Turkey Giveaway event brought the Oklahoma City community together in a powerful display of unity, generosity, and joy. Spearheaded by Perry Publishing & Broadcasting Company and supported by an impressive array of sponsors, the event distributed hundreds of turkeys to local families, ensuring that more community members could enjoy a Thanksgiving meal. The event was hosted in the parking lot at 1457 NE 23rd Street and drew a vibrant crowd, with families, friends, and community members coming together to celebrate.

The success of the Turkey Giveaway was made possible through the collaboration of several key sponsors, each contributing to the event’s impact. Major sponsors included Tinker Federal Credit UnionOG&E, and Kroger, who worked alongside local businesses and organizations like Nerissa Berry Insurance AgencyRiverside Gardens CemeteryLowe Law FirmUrban League of Greater Oklahoma City100% Bail BondsAnna’s Beauty SupplyGuiding Right INC.Mercedes-Benz of Oklahoma CityHaqq for Ward 7, and Alchemy Mink Virgin Hair & Boutique. Media and broadcasting partners, including The Black Chronicle NewspaperPower 103.5OKC Sports Radio 105.3Heart & Soul 92.1 & 1140, and Perry Publishing & Broadcasting Company, played a significant role in promoting the event and engaging the community.

In addition to the turkey distribution, the event featured an energetic Soul Train line that brought smiles and encouraged community participation. This interactive element created a lively atmosphere, where individuals of all ages joined in the fun, celebrating the spirit of giving and togetherness. Families and community members embraced the opportunity to connect, with many expressing gratitude for the generosity shown by the sponsors and organizers.

The Turkey Giveaway successfully distributed one turkey per car while supplies lasted, making a meaningful difference for hundreds of families in need. The event was more than a simple giveaway; it was a celebration of community, family, and the season of giving. With its strong turnout and positive impact, the annual Turkey Giveaway highlighted the power of collaboration among local businesses, nonprofit organizations, and community leaders.

Through the dedication of its sponsors and the enthusiastic participation of the community, the event reaffirmed Oklahoma City’s commitment to supporting one another. The Turkey Giveaway has become a cherished tradition, one that strengthens bonds and brightens the holiday season for countless families each year.

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