What Does $55 Buy in Mooresville This Thanksgiving?

Here in Mooresville, $55 pays for a full Thanksgiving meal for a local family.

That’s the math behind the Turkey Jive Meal Drive, which benefits FeedNC, and one local family has made it their mission to fund as many of those meals as they can. Lauren and Garrison Davis own TruNorth Homes here in Mooresville. Together with their children, Dixon and Maxton, they run a GoFundMe page that raises money for the drive. The Davises are also my friends and clients. Last year their page raised more than $13,000, which put a Thanksgiving dinner on the table for 240 local families.

This year they’re hoping to feed even more.

FeedNC is the nonprofit many longtime residents still remember as the Mooresville Soup Kitchen. It started at First Baptist Church and now operates from its newer building off Charlotte Highway. Donations made through the Davis family’s GoFundMe page go directly to FeedNC in real time, so the money never sits in an account waiting to be transferred.

One gift of $55 means one more Mooresville family at the table on November 26th. The drive runs through Friday, November 20th.

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What Does $55 Buy in Mooresville This Thanksgiving?

Here in Mooresville, $55 pays for a full Thanksgiving meal for a local family.

That’s the math behind the Turkey Jive Meal Drive, which benefits FeedNC, and one local family has made it their mission to fund as many of those meals as they can. Lauren and Garrison Davis own TruNorth Homes here in Mooresville. Together with their children, Dixon and Maxton, they run a GoFundMe page that raises money for the drive. The Davises are also my friends and clients. Last year their page raised more than $13,000, which put a Thanksgiving dinner on the table for 240 local families.

This year they’re hoping to feed even more.

FeedNC is the nonprofit many longtime residents still remember as the Mooresville Soup Kitchen. It started at First Baptist Church and now operates from its newer building off Charlotte Highway. Donations made through the Davis family’s GoFundMe page go directly to FeedNC in real time, so the money never sits in an account waiting to be transferred.

One gift of $55 means one more Mooresville family at the table on November 26th. The drive runs through Friday, November 20th.

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