Dallas announced citywide Thanksgiving food assistance programs, including free turkey distributions and meal events. Find locations and dates for holiday help.
Dallas residents seeking holiday assistance have multiple opportunities to access free Thanksgiving meals this November, as city organizations and community partners launch their annual food distribution programs.
From turkey giveaways to complete holiday meal boxes, here’s where Dallas families can find help this Thanksgiving season.
Major community events
The festivities begin with H-E-B’s Feast of Sharing at Fair Park’s Centennial Hall on November 8, offering a free holiday dinner from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. The following week, United Way’s Food & Health Resources Fair will distribute holiday meal boxes to 1,000 southern sector families on November 16, combining food assistance with health screenings and family activities.
Neighborhood distributions
East Dallas residents can benefit from a special collaboration between Council Members from Districts 2, 7, 9, and 14, who are hosting a Turkey Giveaway at Owenwood Farm & Neighbor Space on November 20. In West Dallas, the Multipurpose Center will provide uncooked turkeys and fresh produce to 300 households on November 25, specifically serving residents in zip codes 75208, 75211, and 75212.
Year-round resources
The MLK Fresh Produce Distribution Center continues to serve as a vital resource, offering free fruits, vegetables, and dry goods Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The center welcomes all residents, with no zip code requirements or income restrictions.
Planning to attend?
Officials recommend:
- Pre-registering when possible.
- Arriving early to ensure availability.
- Checking specific eligibility requirements.
- Bringing proof of address where required.
Residents can visit the city’s website or call 311 for additional information about Thanksgiving assistance programs or to register for events.
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