40k Fed on T-Day

On Thanksgiving Day, Publix's Brenda Reid addressed the press at the opening of the annual Hosea Feed the Hungry & Homeless event. Hot turkey-and-fixings were served to 40,000 people gathering at the Georgia World Congress Center (a staggering number that makes us feel very thankful for what we have in our lives). Brenda shared the stage with rival Kroger, but no food fights broke out as the spirit of Thanksgiving prevailed.
CRE PR pro Wilbert News Strategies' Tony Wilbert presented the organization with a $5k donation on behalf of Delaware North Cos Travel Hospitality Services. In other news, that company ispursuing a contract with the City of Atlanta to handle concessionsat some of Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport's terminals.

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