MAKE A FAMILY HAPPY THIS

T H A N K S G I V I N G

Join Angela Denise Foundation’s 2nd Annual Thanksgiving Campaign

Let's help everyone who deserves to feel loved, full, and hopeful on Thanksgiving Day this 2025

A Season of Giving

Last year, thanks to compassionate donors and partners, we delivered warm, nourishing Thanksgiving meals to individuals and families who had faced homelessness and financial hardships.

For many of them, it was their first real holiday meal in years — shared with gratitude, laughter, and hope. Thanks to Metro DIner Orlando, Azteca D'oro Winter Garden, and our 2024 partners for joining our cause.

This year, we’re doing it again — bigger, better, and with YOU.

The Joy You Create

Imagine the smiles around the table, the laughter of children, the tears of relief from parents who thought they couldn’t give their family a holiday this year, and the hope of those who are homeless that you will fuel and ignite.

That's what your generosity makes possible.

This year, our first 2 sponsors are already on board -- Walmart Clermont (Facility #2695) & Walmart Orlando (Facility #3782) -- will you join them?

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Nominate a Family or Individual in Need

Are you a housing operator, case manager, or community member who knows of individuals or families currently experiencing homelessness or extreme financial hardship?

We want to ensure these Thanksgiving meals reach those who need them most.

Submit a referral form to help us identify potential recipients.

Together, we can make sure no table is left empty this Thanksgiving.

SUBMIT HERE NOW

Ways to Give

💳 Contribute In-Cash

Help us purchase meals from our partners the day before distribution.

🛒 Pledge a Meal

Contribute turkeys, non-perishable goods, or grocery gift cards by pledging a donation.

Be Part of the Legacy

Angela Denise Foundation’s mission is to transform women from homeless to hopeful — and Thanksgiving is our chance to remind them that they are seen, valued, and loved.

Let’s make this Thanksgiving unforgettable.

Together, we can turn struggle into gratitude and hardship into hope.