Chucks Fish Serves Thousands At This Year’s Thanksgiving Feast
The annual "Thanksgiving Feast" at Chuck's Fish in Downtown Tuscaloosa was again a success in feeding hungry customers wanting a holiday meal without the hassle and raising donations for Habitat for Humanity. The results are in, and a total of 2,568 dine-in and takeout meals and raised $15,404.08.
Each year Chuck's Fish on Greensboro Avenue hosts a free traditional holiday meal for anyone. The restaurant's community commitment welcomes anyone, whether they can pay or not. They do ask for a donation of any amount with the proceeds going to Habitat for Humanity in Tuscaloosa.
"All of us at Habitat Tuscaloosa are so grateful to Charles Morgan and his staff at Chuck's Fish for offering this Thanksgiving Feast to our community, for the 100+ volunteers who spend part of their Thanksgiving Day serving, and for the support Habitat Tuscaloosa receives as beneficiary of the donations," Executive Director of Habitat Tuscaloosa Ellen Potts told Tuscaloosa Thread prior to the meal.
Habitat for Humanity is a non-profit with a mission to, "Make sure everyone has a decent, safe, affordable place to call home."
In a Facebook post, Chuck's Fish celebrated, "Another successful Thanksgiving Feast is in the books, and every year we never cease to be amazed by the generous spirit of this community.
"Thank you to every single one of you that has helped make this tradition possible each year. Every volunteer, every guest, every staff member, every person that has helped spread the word and everyone @tuscaloosahabitat.
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