‘Pop ups’ to serve Thanksgiving meals to those in need in Norfolk

Posted: Nov 25, 2020 / 10:48 PM EST / Updated: Nov 25, 2020 / 10:49 PM EST

NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — Calvary Revival Church will be holding Feed the City Pop Ups in Norfolk Thanksgiving Day to feed those in need.

Those who need a hot meal on Thursday can visit one of the church’s four locations between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.\

The locations include:

Calvary Revival Church, 5833 Poplar Hall Drive
Sykes Apartments, 555 E. Liberty Street
Shell Gas Station, 418 St. Paul Boulevard
Save-A-Lot parking lot, 720 Church Street

The form to sign up to volunteer is still active. Click here to check it out.

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