As friends and family travel and gather together for Thanksgiving this week, we wanted to pause and wish everyone a safe and happy holiday. This year we have everyone at our house, and watching all of the food come together has been a powerful reminder of just how much we have to be thankful for. […]

As friends and family travel and gather together for Thanksgiving this week, we wanted to pause and wish everyone a safe and happy holiday. This year we have everyone at our house, and watching all of the food come together has been a powerful reminder of just how much we have to be thankful for. While we come together to enjoy food and family, I also want to remember that not everyone in our community is able to celebrate with loved ones, food, or a safe space. In the spirit of the holiday, here are some quick ways to give back, last-minute, if you want to add a new tradition to your holiday activities. And until Monday when we’re back and posting, here’s wishing everyone a warm and happy holiday. xo, Grace Photo above by Karin Pfeiff Boschek of Our Delicious Food. Her pies are beyond stunning. Her cut-outs are a design fan’s dream. 
Some ideas for adding new traditions of giving back to the holiday:

Support local indigenous communities (a few options and ideas)
Consider a financial donation to hunger-based charities, food banks and soup kitchens. Volunteering is a great option, but sometimes financial donations are more needed than physical help on ...