Make dessert taste even sweeter this Thanksgiving by buying a customary pie through Community Servings’ annual bake sale, Pie in the Sky. Now in its 29th year, the seasonal fundraiser allows folks purchase pies prepared and donated by more than 150 local chefs, bakers and restaurants, with proceeds supporting the Jamaica Plain nonprofit. Pies—whose flavors include pumpkin, apple, pecan and sweet potato—go for $30 a pop and enable Community Servings to provide critically and chronically ill community members with tens of thousands of scratch-made, diet-specific meals throughout the year. There are pie pick-up points conveniently scattered throughout the Bay State and, if you’re not much of a dessert person, you can always purchase a pie for a Community Servings’ client and their family instead.
Want something to do around Thanksgiving in Boston? Whether you're looking to go out with friends from home or trying to plan the perfect holiday feast for your family, we've got you covered. From Thanksgiving meal prep to calorie-burning outdoor activities, these seasonal festivities are fun for all. If you don't feel like cooking this Thanksgiving, dine out at one of the best Boston restaurants open on Thanksgiving or grab takeout from these local eateries offering Turkey Day feasts to go.
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