PUEBLO — The Pueblo Community Soup Kitchen is having a pre-Thanksgiving dinner next Wednesday, November 27 to bring the community together.
The dinner is free and open to anyone who needs a warm meal or a sense of holiday connection. It's all thanks to the help of volunteers and donations from all over the Pueblo community.
"We'll start at 10," said Kathy Cline, Director of the Pueblo Community Soup Kitchen. "We're going to have the turkey dinner with all the fixings, mashed potatoes, gravy, dressing, green beans, more than likely, or corn. We're hoping to have enough pumpkin pies to do that."
The Pueblo Community Soup Kitchen is on West 7th Street, which is located a few blocks north of downtown Pueblo.
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