Brooklyn Nets player James Harden partners with nonprofit to feed families on Thanksgiving
Many people got to eat turkey and pie with family on Thanksgiving, but some New Yorkers have nowhere to go.
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Nov 25, 2021, 10:36 PM
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News 12’s Justine Miller spoke with Brooklyn Nets player James Harden, who partnered with a nonprofit to make sure there is a hot meal for anyone who needs it.
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