Sister, S.O.A.R. Opens Thanksgiving Table to Oxford Seniors and Homeless Residents

OXFORD — The Sister, S.O.A.R. Thanksgiving meal will return to the Stone Center on Nov. 19, offering senior citizens and people experiencing homelessness a free traditional holiday dinner with trimmings. The Oxford nonprofit has set the Thanksgiving Community Fellowship for 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., with no charge for admission.

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A Seat at the Table for Seniors and Neighbors Without Homes

The gathering is designed for two groups that can be easy to overlook during the holidays: older residents and those without stable housing. Both are invited to share a traditional Thanksgiving meal, complete with the side dishes that usually accompany the turkey. The event is free, and the brief does not indicate that registration is required.

Door Prizes and Sponsor Recognition Round Out the Afternoon

Beyond the food, organizers plan door prizes and will recognize special sponsors during the event. Those sponsors help make the meal possible, though the brief does not name them. The combination of a shared meal, prizes and public thanks gives the fellowship a community-centered feel rather than a simple food line.

Who Sister, S.O.A.R. Is and Why the Meal Matters

Sister, S.O.A.R. is an Oxford-based nonprofit whose name stands for Success Over Adversity – Redeemed. Its mission is to assist women and girls through life circumstances. Min. Chris D. Jones, founder and executive director, described the Thanksgiving event as part of giving back to those in need in Oxford. That framing places the meal within a broader purpose: meeting immediate needs while supporting people through difficult transitions.

How to Ask Questions or Offer Support

Anyone seeking details about the Thanksgiving Community Fellowship, or wishing to donate, can contact the organization by text or email. The phone number for text messages is 662-687-4520. The email address is sistersoarinc@yahoo.com. The Stone Center’s exact street address is not included in the brief.

For seniors and people experiencing homelessness in Oxford, the event offers a warm holiday meal and a few hours of fellowship on Nov. 19. For those who want to help, the same contact points open a direct line to the nonprofit.