Press Release: McIntyre Law’s 3rd Annual Day of Kindness
Published on October 30, 2012This month Lawyers against hunger will be donating over 5,000 turkeys over four sites, and has raised over $70,000 towards the goal of feeding hungry Oklahomans state-wide. As part of Lawyers Against Hunger, McIntyre Law has been fortunate enough to grow this event each year, and with that growth, help even more families in need. In 2010 LAH raised enough to allow for the distribution of 700 food boxes in Oklahoma City, and 300 in Tulsa. In 2011, we surpassed the previous year’s goal, permitting the distribution of 1000 turkeys in Oklahoma City, 1000 turkeys in Tulsa, and 700 turkeys at a 3rd location in Norman at David Bernstein’s office. This year in connection with the Oklahoma Association for Justice, local businesses, individuals, and community organizations, we are determined to make this event even bigger; on November 14, 2012, McIntyre Law be donating turkeys in Oklahoma City for the Third Annual Day of Kindness.
Lawyers Against Hunger, Inc. was formed as a 501(C)(3) non-profit corporation whose mission is to help feed the hungry. The name in no way implies that only lawyers can contribute to the event. In fact, many local businesses are already sending checks to purchase turkeys for the needy. The turkeys and accompanying Thanksgiving fixings will cost approximately $30 each. The hosts of the host sites have all agreed to kick start the fundraising off with a bang. Noble McIntyre is contributing $5,000 on behalf of Oklahoma County, David Bernstein is contributing $5,000 on behalf of Cleveland County and the Michael Denton and Nathan Richter have contributed $1000 each with the Handley Law Center contributing an additional $1000, for a combined $3000 start for Canadian County.
This year the Oklahoma City, Norman, and El Reno sites will follow the Tulsa lead of last year and in addition to a turkey, give a complete meal to each hungry family in need. Each recipient will receive a food box containing 1 Canned Ham, 1 Cranberry Sauce, 1 Stuffing Mix, 1 Macaroni & Cheese (7.25 oz), 2 Carrots, 2 Canned Yams, 2 Green Beans, 2 Corn, 2 Mashed Potatoes and 2 Turkey Gravy. These additional items will make for a terrific Thanksgiving meal for the families who need them.
There will be four turkey distribution sites this year to ensure more hungry Oklahomans are reached. Turkey registration and distribution at the Oklahoma County site will occur at the offices of McIntyre Law located at 8601 South Western Avenue, Oklahoma City on November 14, 2012, beginning at 11 a.m. for registration, 12 p.m for distribution, and ending at 3 p.m. Free sodas, water, and burgers will also be available at this community event.
Registration and distribution for the newly added Canadian County site, headed up by Denton Law and Handley Law Center, will occur in El Reno at the El Reno Fire Department located at 2707 Faith Ave, El Reno, beginning at 11 a.m. for registration, 12 p.m for distribution, and ending at 4 p.m. Registration and distribution for the Cleveland County site will occur at the offices of David Bernstein located at 104 W. Gray, Norman on November 15, 2011 at 11 a.m. for registration, 12 p.m. for distribution, and ending at 3 p.m. Registration and distribution for the Tulsa County site will occur at in the Iron Gate Ministries parking lot at 6th and Cincinnati in Downtown Tulsa on November 16, 2011 at 11 a.m. for registration, 12 p.m for distribution, and ending at 3 p.m.
Donations should be payable to Lawyers Against Hunger, Inc., and delivered or mailed to Noble McIntyre at 8601 South Western Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73139.
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lindy
(11/9/2012)
If it wasn't for this last year I would have starved. I thank them for their generosity and have been looking forward to this all year. Their additional items this year is a dream come true. Thank you.