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Max Cares Foundation distributes 500 holiday meal boxes
The popular Max Restaurant Group is used to feeding people, but no one at this event got a bill. Author: Lauren Zenzie (FOX61) Updated: 11:29 PM EST December 19, 2020
HARTFORD, Conn. The Max Cares Foundation distributed 500 holiday meal boxes to families in need Saturday afternoon. Fox61’s Lauren Zenzie visited the distribution site.
Hunter Morton, Culinary Director at the Max Restaurant group said “They’ve been over the moon appreciative, so it’s great. Great for us too.”
The organization opened their distribution of the 500 boxes at 10:00am, but they say people were waiting hours beforehand for the holiday meal box.
Published December 19, 2020 •
Updated on December 19, 2020 at 2:24 pm
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There was a holiday meal distribution and two toy drive-thru events in Hartford on Saturday.
The holiday meal kit distribution was in the Hartford Municipal Parking Lot on Main Street across from Dunkin Donuts Park.
City officials said the Max Cares Foundation distributed 500 free holiday meals in a no-contact, drive-thru pick-up. One meal kit was available per vehicle. The meals were available while supplies last.
NBC Connecticut
There were also two toy drive-thru events. The events were in two locations. In the north section of the city, it was at Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School on Ridgefield Street and in the south section of the city, it was at the Learning Corridor on Vernon Street.