...

Operation Provider provides 188 Thanksgiving meals

Dec 4, 2025 | Mountain Events

People gathering outside Operation Provider building.

By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY

Staff Writer

 

On Tuesday, Nov. 25, Operation Provider distributed 188 Thanksgiving Day meals, with each family receiving a 20-pound turkey with all the traditional fixings, including fresh veggies and eggs. The families also received a whole frozen roasted chicken for a future meal.

Operation Provider’s Holland Lowe was quite excited that she and her volunteers were able to provide these holiday meals for these families.

Lowe is already planning the 20-plus year annual Christmas Day celebration with a complimentary meal and holiday party with Santa. Operation Provider hosts this celebration at the Elks Lodge in Rimforest on Christmas Day. Between then and now, Elf Debbie will again be seen at the local grocery stores, ringing her little bell, collecting donations for this meal. The funds raised also help Operation Provider provide food, clothing, utility and emergency assistance, plus referrals for services for those on the mountain in need.

Operation Provider is located at 26525 Pine Ave, in Rimforest. The nonprofit has faced recent challenges as bills for rent, electricity and other expenses have increased and food sources have become tight. Lowe is accepting donations to keep this food bank operating at www.operationprovider.org. Call her for additional information at (909) 337-8585.

 

Holland Lowe and her volunteers distributed Thanksgiving meals to 188 families.

0 Comments

Submit a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Share

Business Directory

goodwin-web-ad
kw logo adopt a highway
Arrowhead Boat Yard
MCH-web-ad

READ SIMILAR ARTICLES

Coffee with a Cop a hit with community

Coffee with a Cop a hit with community

By Douglas W. Motley Senior Writer   Several dozen community members and visitors from throughout Southern California, along with about a dozen law enforcement personnel, descended upon Mountain Coffee Co. around 9 a.m. on Wednesday, July 8. Mountain Coffee Co....

High praise for their volunteers

High praise for their volunteers

In their latest newsletter, the Mountain Homeless Coalition had high praise for their volunteers who do everything from helping staff members with their caseloads to fostering puppies. In the most recent quarter, two staff members carried an average caseload of 55...

My Rebuilding Day

My Rebuilding Day

By Tim Clarke Rebuilding Together Mountain Communities   As the sawdust has settled, sweat and sore muscles are a faint but rewarding memory, I take a moment to look back at Rebuilding Day 2026. For the first time since joining the board of Rebuilding Together...