Service With A Smile: Elle Varner, Young Jeezy, Kandi Burrus & More Celebs Feed the Needy

While some of us were spending spending some quality time with our families, stuffing our faces (*raises hand*), a few celebrities spent part of the holiday giving back to their respective communities.

Celebrity chef and reality star, Chef Roble, trecked his team across the five boroughs (Manhattan, Staten Island, The Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens), delivering free food to some needy families. Singer Elle Varner rolled her sleeves up, spending the entire day helping.

Kandi Burruss held her ‘Blessed to Be a Blessing’ Thanksgiving Dinner Give-Away event. Compliments of the Real Housewives of Atlanta’s Kandi Cares foundation, the reality star gave 50 families groceries for the holiday. Kandi wrote on her Instagram page:

The City of College Park, Brady Recreation Center, & all the volunteers for working with #KandiCares to make this happen! I want to say a big thanks to@chanitafoster who runs my foundation. In the few short months that’s she’s been working with me I’ve been able to step up my “giving” a Hundred percent! It made me feel good to be able to be there for all the families that reached out to us.

Rapper Young Jeezy and Ronnie DeVoe (BBD) participated in ‘No Reservations Needed’, serving families compliments of the Atlanta Mission.

A number of celebrities participated in the Los Angeles Mission’s annual event, serving families on Skid Row.

Omarosa, singer Shanice and her husband Flex Alexander and radio personality Jeannie Jones fed some LA area homeless and needy families.

Rev. Al Sharpton and the National Action Network at their House of Justice serving Thanksgiving dinner to the community.

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