By D.M. Livingston

Published Nov. 19, 2025

Waterbury, CT — The spirit of giving comes alive this holiday season as Waterbury welcomes the 11th Annual Feed the City Thanksgiving Feast. This beloved community event will take place on Sunday, November 23, 2025, at 1 PM at the North End Recreation Center, located at 268 North Main Street, Waterbury, CT.

Sponsored by Dwayne Clements Jr. and Senator Joan Hartley, the event offers a free Thanksgiving meal to families, seniors, and residents in need. This year marks over a decade of service, bringing the community together with a warm meal and a message of generosity.

The Feed the City Thanksgiving Feast is more than just a meal — it’s a celebration of unity and compassion in Waterbury. Attendees can expect a welcoming environment, a hearty feast, and an opportunity to connect with neighbors and community leaders.

For those seeking more information or assistance, the event organizers encourage residents to call 203-510-4553. The feast is supported by The Future 1909 Foundation Inc. and other local partners, making it a collaborative effort to serve the community.

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Why Feed the City Matters
Events like Feed the City play a vital role in Waterbury’s social fabric, ensuring that everyone — regardless of circumstance — can experience the joy and comfort of a traditional Thanksgiving meal. It also highlights the dedication of local leaders and organizations committed to addressing food insecurity and fostering community engagement.

Event Details

• Date: Sunday, November 23, 2025
• Time: 1:00 PM
• Location: North End Recreation Center, 268 North Main Street, Waterbury, CT
• Cost: Free
• Sponsors: Dwayne Clements Jr., Senator Joan Hartley
• Contact: 203-510-4553

This annual feast is a perfect opportunity for residents to give back, volunteer, or simply enjoy the holiday with neighbors. Waterbury continues to set an example for community-driven initiatives that make a tangible difference in residents’ lives.