Cobras Players and Coaches To Serve Thanksgiving Meal
Published on November 24, 2003 under Arena Football League (1987-2008) (AFL I)
Carolina Cobras News Release
Carolina Cobras Serve Thanksgiving Meal Carolina Cobras players and coaches will assist the staff of the Harvest Kitchen in preparing and serving a Thanksgiving meal to over 400 low-income and homeless families.
WHERE: Harvest Kitchen
Community Outreach Christian Ministries
1800 Brewton Dr.
Charlotte, NC 28206
(Located off Oaklawn Ave. between Beatties Ford Rd. and Statesville Ave.)
WHEN: Tuesday, November 25
TIME: 12:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.
CONTACT: Carolina Cobras
Dean DeMarais, Director of Media and Community Relations
704-940-2100 or 980-722-9275
Harvest Kitchen
Dawn Barnes
704-333-4280 or 705-507-3770
Carolina Cobras players Jason Bratton, DeAngelo Lloyd, Troy Pelshak and Sir Mawn Wilson will join Head Coach/Director of Football Operations Eddie Khayat, Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator John Gregory and Defensive Backs Coach Maurice Blanding in serving and visiting the homeless and low-income families in attendance. Cobras general manager Darrell Harbin will also be in attendance as the Cobras help to spread joy to the families of Charlotte during the holiday season.
Harvest Kitchen provides food and clothing to the homeless and low-income families of the Charlotte area. While some individuals live within walking distance of the facility, the majority of those serves are transported from area shelters, alleys and streets. Harvest Kitchen is a branch of the Community Outreach Christian Ministries, which is an inner city, nondenominational organization with a mission to improve the quality of life of those in need through spiritual, social and economic assistance.
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