Fulton DA to host free Thanksgiving feast

The Fulton County District Attorney’s Office will host a freeThanksgiving meal Tuesday, the office announced.

The office will also give away toiletries to more than 250 people, spokesman Chris Hopper said.

Community partners, including Halpern Enterprises Inc., Burger King and The Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive Merchants Association will also assist with the meal.

The event will beheld Tuesday from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Zone 4 Community Prosecution Office located at 2472 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive in Atlanta.

Tuesday’s event will be the second annual Thanksgiving giveaway, according to District Attorney Paul Howard’s office.

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