Dog and St. Anthony’s Shrine Food Bank customer happily receive a Thanksgiving turkey, courtesy of Boston Mayor Marty Walsh, center right, far right Father Thomas Conway, executive director of St. Anthony’s Shrine.(NewBostonPost photo by Beth Treffeisen)
BOSTON – Supplying food to the needy took on a special meaning this week at St. Anthony Shrine at 100 Arch St. in downtown Boston, where food bank customers on Monday took home about 10 tons of victuals, including whole turkeys, just ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday. Supplies came from the Greater Boston Food Bank, a nonprofit hunger-relief organization, and private donors. Boston Mayor Marty Walsh helped hand out the festive items, along with volunteers and the Franciscan Friars who run the ministry.
Volunteers offer squash to pre-registered food center members at the St. Anthony's Shrine Food Bank on Monday, just a few days before the Thanksgiving holiday.
Dog and St. Anthony’s Shrine Food Bank customer happily receive a Thanksgiving turkey, courtesy of Boston Mayor Marty Walsh, center right, far right Father Thomas Conway, executive director of St. Anthony’s Shrine.(NewBostonPost photo by Beth Treffeisen) 
