This year... The Obamas, Chris Brown, Carmelo Anthony and more feed the hungry

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This Thanksgiving wasn’t all about grand decor, good food and strong drinks, many celebs used the holiday as an opportunity to give back to the community.
President Obama Serves Thanksgiving Meals To Homeless Veterans

President Obama and the first family served dinner to veterans and homeless at the Friendship Place Homeless Center in Washington. Obama topped off plates with turkey while Sasha and Malia served mashed potatoes, stuffing and cranberries. Michelle Obama was in charge of the veggies.
President Obama Serves Thanksgiving Meals To Homeless Veterans
Chris Brown brought Thanksgiving to 2,000 people after giving out turkeys in South Jamaica Houses.
 Atlanta's mayor, Kasim Reed and first lady Sara & baby Maria Kristan, with T.I. for the Turkey Giveaway at Adamsville Rec Ctr.  in Atlanta.

For the third year in a row, the Carmelo Anthony Foundation teamed up with charitable organization Feed The Children to provide food and supplies to 800 families. Held at the World of Life International Church in the Bronx, locals were given a 25-pound box of food and 10-pound box of goods.
Carmelo Anthony's Foundation Feeds Those in Need

Miguel and longtime girlfriend Nazanin Mandi worked with the LA Food Bank to give out meals.
DJ Khaled gave out turkeys with radio station 99 Jamz.
Model Toccara Jones took to the streets to feed the homeless.
Stevie J was spotted feeding the needy.
Love & Hip Hop Hollywood star Miles may have some personal drama going on, but he was thankful to give back with the Fred Jordan Mission.
Nice to see everyone doing their part to make the world a better place. Powerful.

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