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Nov 15, 2026
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Tyrese Maxey Foundation provides 1,500 Thanksgiving meals to Philadelphia families

Philadelphia families gathered on Thanksgiving Day to receive a generous gift from the Tyrese Maxey Foundation. The foundation, led by Sixers star Tyrese Maxey, distributed 1,500 boxes filled with fresh produce and whole turkeys at the Sixth Man Center on Wissahickon Avenue.

Community effort to feed families

The giveaway was part of the annual “Season’s Feedings” initiative, a partnership between the foundation and local retailer DTLR. Volunteers from the foundation, the Sixers organization, and community members lined up their cars for hours, creating a long line that stretched along the center’s parking lot.

Each box contained a turkey, a selection of seasonal fruits and vegetables, and other staple items designed to help families prepare a traditional Thanksgiving meal. Organizers said the goal was to alleviate the financial strain many households face during the holiday season and to bring neighbors together in a spirit of gratitude.

Impact on local families

According to the foundation, the boxes were distributed to families across several Philadelphia neighborhoods, including those in North, West, and South Philadelphia. Recipients expressed relief and appreciation, noting that the provision of a turkey and fresh produce made it possible to host a complete holiday dinner without the added expense.

“We’re so grateful for this help,” one recipient said. “It means we can sit down with our children and share a proper Thanksgiving meal, something we might not have been able to afford this year.”

Foundation’s broader mission

The Tyrese Maxey Foundation, founded in 2022, focuses on food security, youth development, and education. In addition to the Thanksgiving giveaway, the foundation runs year‑round programs that provide meals to schoolchildren, mentorship opportunities for at‑risk youth, and scholarships for higher education.

Maxey, who grew up in the Philadelphia area, has emphasized the importance of giving back to the community that supported his own journey to the NBA. “I want to use the platform I have to help families in my hometown,” he said in a recent interview. “When we come together, we can make a real difference in people’s lives.”

How to get involved

Volunteers and donors are encouraged to support future “Season’s Feedings” events. The foundation accepts monetary contributions, food donations, and volunteer time. Information about upcoming events and ways to help can be found on the foundation’s website and social media channels.

By providing a tangible resource during a time of need, the Tyrese Maxey Foundation continues to embody the spirit of community service, reinforcing the values of family, faith, and individual liberty that are central to Philadelphia’s neighborhoods.


Original reporting: Allentown News – 6abc Philadelphia — read the source article.

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