MV Rotary Club International Serves Hot Thanksgiving Meals
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Rotarian Sue Yeoman hands out plates to student volunteers to serve to hungry dinner-goers on Tuesday before Thanksgiving.
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High school students as part of the Rotary High School program, Interact, helped serve meals throughout the day. Here the group gathers for a photo.
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Rotarians serving the food. From left: Rotarian Dr. Sandra Mayo (President Moreno Valley College), husband Wade Mayo, Rotarian Greg Donahue, Carmel Cruzen (Rotary Volunteer) and Rotarian Sue Yeoman (back).
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Moreno Valley Rotary Club International members and other Thanksgiving meal volunteers gather for a group photo. The Rotary Club has been hosting this Thanksgiving event for four decades.
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Valley View High School Interact President Joyce Shin grabs two plates of food to serve to individuals who gathered for a free Thanksgiving meal hosted by the Moreno Valley Rotary Club International.
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A look at part of the banquet hall at the Wesleyan Methodist Church. By noon, 100 people had gathered for the meal, with dozens more filling the seats throughout the day.
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