Dozens of families will have a hot holiday meal thanks to a Dallas ISD board member and some generous neighbors.
Turkeys, ham and sides were purchased with donations made by surrounding communities. Dallas Police, the South Oak Cliff Alumni Association and several other organizations partnered with Johnson and South Oak Cliff to distribute the meals.Get DFW local news, weather forecasts and entertainment stories to your inbox.“I know the struggle that’s in our community. I have Black and brown kids in my community. Low income in certain parts of district five,” he said.
More than 150 Turkey meals were distributed this evening. We’re told another giveaway is planned at South Oak Cliff High School in the coming days.
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