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Towne House Clubhouse Members Celebrate Thanksgiving With the Fall River Community

11/20/07


Giving thanks for life's blessings – that is the spirit of Thanksgiving. In Fall River, a community of adults living with mental illness is doing just that over a pre-Thanksgiving dinner – graciously thanking area residents for accepting and supporting their efforts to overcome the stigma of mental illness, reintegrate into society, and succeed in their lives. Local Fall River politicians and state representatives will join the members of May Institute's Towne House Clubhouse in serving Thanksgiving dinner to members of the community. Area businesses will donate the food and fixings.

Last year, more than 300 Fall River residents attended the celebration of appreciation – truly a community effort in the spirit of Thanksgiving.

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Wednesday, November 21, 2007
Dinner will be served from 12:00 to 2:00 pm

May Institute's Towne House Clubhouse
51 Purchase Street
Fall River, MA

May Institute’s Towne House Clubhouse is an advocate for employment, community integration, and educational and recreational activities for Fall River residents living with mental illness.
 

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