‘We have a moral obligation to take care of each other’

MIAMI – Mayor Francis Suarez placed on a blue disposable hair internet and a white Camillus House apron and temporarily were given to paintings with different volunteers. He additionally delivered a speech.

“Thank you all for the opportunity to be able to give back, to remind ourselves that we have a moral obligation to take care of each other, and this is part of that obligation,” Suarez mentioned along with his son Andrew by way of his facet.

With the lend a hand of volunteers and donors, the Camillus House has been serving a Thanksgiving Day ceremonial dinner for Miami’s homeless group for over 60 years.

The nonprofit group served loads of conventional foods once more this yr within the eating room at 1603 NW 7 Ave., in Miami’s space of Allapattah.

Suarez served meals and walked up to tables to shake fingers and want others neatly. He had time to recognize the new runoff election that led to two new participants of the Miami Commission.

Miguel Angel Gabela beat incumbent Alex Diaz de La Portilla to constitute town’s District 1. Damian Pardo defeated incumbent Sabina Covo to constitute District 2.

Suarez mentioned he despatched them each a congratulatory message. Gabela and Pardo, who vowed to blank up City Hall, will probably be visitors on Sunday of This Week In South Florida.

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