By paNOW Staff

Warm food and cheer abound at pre-Christmas dinner

Dec 24, 2014 | 10:57 AM

Warm meals, family fun and all for free.

The Homes for the Homeless Christmas meal saw a large turnout on Tuesday afternoon at the Union Centre in Prince Albert. 

By 1:30 p.m. there were more than 250 visitors, according to volunteer Jeanne Fiddler.

She added that there were more than 40 volunteers helping to cook a large number of turkeys, as well as all the trimmings and desserts since late the night before.  

The event included a raffle as well, with prizes purchased with money donated by the Northern Lights Casino. Prizes were also donated by various individuals in the community as well.

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The event was planned and executed by co-ordinator for Homes for the Homeless, Janice Henry.

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