AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Organizations across Augusta are preparing to serve more people this Thanksgiving as community needs continue to grow, with some groups already seeing unprecedented demand for holiday meals.

The Turnaround Foundation’s Thanksgiving dinner served all 145 prepared meals for people experiencing homelessness in just one hour of their planned three-hour event.

Nonprofit’s mentees organize ‘Queens Giveback’ to serve 150 families

Crown Her Mentoring held its Queens Giveback Night, providing food for families in need just days before Thanksgiving.

“It was really fast... in less than an hour, we had already served 80. Actually, less than 30 minutes,” said Gloria Hamilton, a Turnaround Foundation volunteer and wellness/health leader at Oak Grove Baptist Church. “Times

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