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this getting through to them is tough enough but they giving is coming so another challenge, roberto hernandezd start this since the pandemic struck and he is trying to raise money to provide 7000 thanksgiving meals. >> i am really concerned that this thanksgiving people will not be able to celebrate as a family together and have food and cook a turkey. >> reporter: hernandez said it is hard for the grassroots organizations to get donations these days we're >> in the past when we needed stuff for families we went to restaurants and 70% of them are close. >> reporter: for more than seven years, saint anthony's reviled a meal and a place to go and thanksgiving for thousands of homeless people. >> is giving this year at saint anthony's will be different than it has been the last few years. >> reporter: this year there will be a tent set up outside of saint anthony's that people could sit and eat while maintaining social distancing but much of the dinners will be to go. >> even though they cannot eat together in the dining room they will come here as a sense of community and belonging. >> reporter

roberto hernandez helps start the mission food hub since the pandemic struck.s trying to raise money to provide 7,000 thanksgiving meals. >> and i am concerned that this thanksgiving, people won't be able to celebrate and have food and cook a turkey. >> reporter: it's hard for grass roots organizations to get donations these days. >> and in the past when we have needed stuff for families who went to restaurants, every restaurant i know, the majority, you know, 70% are closed. >> how are you doing? good. good. >> reporter: for more than 70 years, saint anthony's provided a meal and a place to go on thanksgiving for thousands of homeless people. >> thanksgiving this year is going to be different than the last few years. >> reporter: this year, there will be a tent seta up where some people consider -- while maintaining social distancing. but, much of the dinners will be to go. >> even though they can't eat together in the dining room, they can come here for a sense of community and belong. >> reporter: most need volunteers and donations to help in such uncertain

we are joined live this morning now by roberto hernandez from mission food hub, so that he can tell uscan help avert a thanks so much for joining us. >>s one of the year at the mission food have we're getting ready for thanksgiving we've been working on this for 2 months now. we have over 7,000 families that we provide groceries to every single week so i 2 months ago. let's go hunting for turkeys we've already gotten that have we've either purchase or that have been donated with money that we've but and are we're almost there so hopefully can more people donate turkeys or donate money. so that every family can celebrate during this time this and you sacred tradition where we all gathered together and cook cooking is a very sacred thing it's very for families and then to sit down and give grace and thanks for all our blessings and we want to make sure that everybody can celebrate it with some dignity this year. >>remember you've been helping people out in the mission district for as long as i can remember a covid has hit the missions so hard why do you think that is. >>first of all the