Volunteers cook Thanksgiving meals for seniors
Some Brooklyn residents gave back to senior citizens this Thanksgiving holiday. Assemblywoman Latrice Walker says she organized a Thanksgiving feast at the Ocean Hill Senior Center as a way to help
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Nov 27, 2015, 5:45 AM
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Some Brooklyn residents gave back to senior citizens this Thanksgiving holiday.
Assemblywoman Latrice Walker says she organized a Thanksgiving feast at the Ocean Hill Senior Center as a way to help out seniors in Brooklyn.
"The goal was to be able to bring so many seniors together, because many of them won't be cooking Thanksgiving dinner at home," Walker says.
Volunteers from the 500 Men Making a Difference organization and police officers lent a hand to make the day special.
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