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Thanksgiving giveaway helps San Antonio families amid rising grocery costs

Lily Nguyen
Reporter · Saturday, November 7, 2026 at 5:36 PM · 2 min read
Thanksgiving giveaway helps San Antonio families amid rising grocery costs — San Antonio Community news

Thanksgiving giveaway helps San Antonio families amid rising grocery costs by Bob Gambert Sat, November 7, 2026 at 11:36 AM 18 VIEW ALL PHOTOS Gamez Law Firm and the San Antonio Food Bank teamed up for a Thanksgiving food distribution, giving away turkeys, food boxes and bags of produce to help 200 families prepare a holiday meal. Comment on this story 0 Comment Share story Share topics: Thanksgiving San Antonio Food Bank Turkey giveaway Grocery costs Food distribution Hunger Gamez Law Firm Volunteers SAN ANTONIO — Gamez Law Firm and the San Antonio Food Bank teamed up for a Thanksgiving food distribution, giving away turkeys, food boxes and bags of produce to help 200 families prepare a holiday meal. The giveaway happened Saturday morning at 1201 Donaldson Ave. and was designed to ease the financial burden on families struggling with rising grocery and gas prices. Carmen Gomez said the event was expected to serve a little over 100 families. She said both she and Joe Gamez grew up in San Antonio and believe it is important to give back to their community. The San Antonio Food Bank reports that one in five residents and one in four children in the city face hunger, making partnerships like this crucial ahead of Thanksgiving. Volunteers helped distribute 200 turkeys, 200 food boxes and 200 produce bags to neighbors who arrived for support. The law firm plans at least five more turkey giveaways across the San Antonio area, including stops on the East Side, North Central, West Side and South Side. Anyone interested in donating or volunteering can contact the San Antonio Food Bank, which may have additional Thanksgiving giveaways. This effort offers immediate help and allows more San Antonio families to enjoy the holiday without worrying about putting food on the table. Trending Dozens of undelivered ballots found in dumpster at Seattle park The ballots have already been reissued to the affected voters. Eastland family loses control of Camp Mystic A federal bankruptcy judge has stripped the Eastland family of control of Camp Mystic, installing two independent overseers as the camp faces a criminal probe and wrongful-death suits tied to the July 2025 flood. Night out turns violent as gunfire erupts outside La Cantera-area business Night out turns violent as gunfire erupts outside La Cantera-area business 1 dead, 1 in grave condition after shootout with police at Alamo Ranch San Antonio police are investigating an officer-involved shooting on the far West Side near Lone Star Parkway and Alamo Ranch Parkway. One person is dead, another is hospitalized in critical condition. No officers hurt. Nearly 32 kilos of suspected cocaine seized in traffic stop; suspect taken into custody A traffic stop along Interstate 10 in Guadalupe County led to the seizure of nearly 32 kilograms of suspected cocaine and the arrest of a Laredo man, according to the Guadalupe County Sheriff’s Office.The sheriff’s NEWS IN PHOTOS: " Local " 3 NEW San Antonio City Council members seek limits on SAPD cooperation with ICE 5 NEW Arch Manning throws 3 TDs as No. 10 Texas rallies past No. 19 Missouri 34-20 46 NEW PHOTOS: Veterans Day Parade returns to San Antonio, celebrating service in Military City 12 NEW PHOTOS: Bands of America brings marching bands from across the country to The Alamodome!

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