Lerner & Rowe Injury Attorneys Gives Away 1,000 Thanksgiving Food Packages During FREE Albuquerque Community Event on November 7th to Benefit Financially Insecure Families

Nov 2, 2023

Summary

Lerner and Rowe Injury Attorneys is organizing a free Thanksgiving drive-thru event in Albuquerque on November 7, 2023. The event will take place at Expo New Mexico Fairgrounds and will offer 1,000 packages containing items for a traditional Thanksgiving meal. To maintain a non-contact experience, recipients are asked to remain in their vehicles and open their trunk or side door for volunteers to place items inside. Only one Thanksgiving meal package will be distributed per vehicle on a first-come, first-served basis until supplies last. In light of projected food cost increases for 2023, the law firm hopes that these meal packages will help local families facing financial challenges enjoy a more abundant Thanksgiving with their loved ones. Additionally, Lerner and Rowe will launch their annual 25 Days of Giving social media contest the day after Thanksgiving to spread more holiday cheer. For more information about the Thanksgiving meal giveaway, interested individuals may visit LernerAndRowe.com/thanksgiving-giveaways, follow the law firm's Facebook page, call 505-544-4444, or email Cindy Ernst at [email protected]. Lerner and Rowe Injury Attorneys is a prominent law firm with a network of over 400 legal professionals across the United States, specializing in personal injury cases.

Lerner and Rowe Injury Attorneys is hosting a FREE Albuquerque Thanksgiving drive-thru event on Tuesday, November 7, 2023 from noon until supplies last at Expo New Mexico Fairgrounds.

Albuquerque, NM, United States - November 2, 2023 /MarketersMEDIA/ —

Lerner and Rowe Injury Attorneys is hosting a FREE Albuquerque Thanksgiving drive-thru event on Tuesday, November 7, 2023 from noon until supplies last at Expo New Mexico Fairgrounds (300 San Pedro Dr. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87108) to give away 1,000 packages that each include goodies to prepare a traditional Thanksgiving meal. As the event is non-contact, locals are asked to remain in their vehicles and just open their trunk or a side door to allow volunteers to easily place items inside. Quantities are limited, so only one Thanksgiving meal package will be handed out per vehicle, on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last. No exceptions will be made. 

“With inflated food costs still projected for 2023, families facing financial challenges may find it difficult to prepare a traditional holiday meal to share with friends and family. It’s our team’s hope that the lovingly assembled meal packages we hand out will help offset costs and make it possible for local families to enjoy a more bountiful Thanksgiving with their loved ones,” shared attorney Kevin Rowe. “Furthermore, we look forward to spreading even more holiday cheer with the launch of our yearly 25 Days of Giving social media hosted contest, starting the day following Thanksgiving.”

For more information about Lerner and Rowe’s Albuquerque Thanksgiving Meal Giveaway visit LernerAndRowe.com/thanksgiving-giveaways, follow the law firm’s Facebook page, call 505-544-4444, or email Cindy Ernst at [email protected].


About Us: Lerner and Rowe Injury Attorneys is a powerhouse law firm in representing personal injury clients. Attorneys Glen Lerner and Kevin Rowe have grown their law firm into one of the largest personal injury firms in the country, with over 400 legal professionals around the country ready to help you 24/7, anywhere in the US. The law firm’s continuous exalted levels of success can be attributed to the high levels of respect and dignity shown to victims and family members hurt in an accident. For those injured outside of New Mexico, Arizona, Indiana, Illinois, Nevada, California, and Tennessee, Lerner and Rowe has an established network of attorneys across the country, ready to help. The firm takes pride in nourishing these relationships as they know a personal injury attorney can make all the difference in obtaining fair compensation for the pain and suffering inflicted upon the victims of tortious conduct. For more information about Lerner and Rowe Injury Attorneys in Albuquerque, please call (505) 544-4444. To connect with the law firm socially, follow Lerner and Rowe on Twitter (/lernerandrowe), TikTok (/@lernerandroweinjury), and Instagram (/lernerandrowe), or like their Facebook (/LernerandRowe) page. Also, visit lernerandrowegivesback.com to learn more about the many other community services that the lawyers and legal support team of Lerner and Rowe actively support.

Contact Info:
Name: Denise Scherschel
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Organization: Lerner & Rowe Injury Attorneys
Website: https://lernerandrowe.com/albuquerque/

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