This week on 'Houston Newsmakers': The 44th Annual SuperFeast is experiencing numerous challenges, including lack of turkeys and volunteers. Also: How Camp For All is helping families during the holidays; bridging the gap in technology.
This is part of what may be missing from this year's 44th Annual Super Feast at the George R. Brown Convention CenterThe 44th Thanksgiving SuperFeast is facing numerous challenges because of a shortage of turkeys and volunteers. Host Khambrel Marshall sits down with the regional director of City Wide Club of America to talk about the goals for this year’s super event.Comcast is offering tools and programs for Houstonians to bridge the gap when it comes to the digital divide.
“When Houston finds out we have a need, they always step up to the plate so no I’m not worried,” she said. “A little concerned right now, but not worried.”to sign up to volunteer or to make a donation.Camp for All has been a Godsend for the many thousands of people and families in search of safe and rewarding experiences for the child or adult they are caring for.
“We really want this camp to level the playing field for everybody, no matter what their challenge is,” she said. “I’ve seen people with no limbs up on the challenge course. There’s every way to do every activity, multiple ways so everybody can participate and they can make choices.”to find the best fit for you and see much more on this week’s Houston Newsmakers with Khambrel Marshall.
Misha McClure is the Texas Director of External Affairs for Comcast and says the company will place “Digital Navigators” in the communities that need the extra support.
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