Salvation Army serves more than 1,000 meals

Dennis Fujimoto / The Garden Island

A plated Thanksgiving lunch by The Salvation Army is seen on Wednesday and served at the annual community drive-thru distribution at both the Lihu‘e and Hanapepe Corps.

Dennis Fujimoto / The Garden Island

Lt. Jose Gonzalez of The Salvation Army Hanapepe Corps balances drive-thru and walk-in traffic on Wednesday during the annual drive-thru community lunch distrtbution.

Dennis Fujimoto / The Garden Island

Volunteers plate to-go turkey lunches on Wedsnesday at The Salvation Army Hanapepe Corps during the annual drive-thru community lunch distribution.

Dennis Fujimoto / The Garden Island

Pet dogs look on as Capt. Shawn Keoho of The Salvation Army Lihu‘e Corps and volunteer Javier Melendez of the Westin Princeville Ocean Resort Villas hand the family its maximum allocation of five meals on Wednesday during the drive-thru community lunch at the Kaua‘i War Memorial Convention Hall in Lihu‘e.

Dennis Fujimoto / The Garden Island

First-time volunteer to The Salvation Army Lihu‘e Corps, Javier Melendez from the Westin Princeville Ocean Resort Villas, hands a motorist his Thanksgiving meals on Wednesday during the drive-thru community lunch at the Kaua‘i War Memorial Convention Hall in Lihu‘e.

LIHU‘E — Thanksgiving lunch was, for the second consecutive year, served in a drive-thru format in consideration of COVID-19 and the flu season on Wednesday.

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