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The Cullman community came together on Saturday at the link of Cullman County to help make Thanksgiving a little brighter for local families.

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0:01 The Cullman community came together on Saturday at the link of Cullman County to help make Thanksgiving a little

0:06 brighter for local families. Volunteers from churches, banks, and organizations teamed up to hand out holiday bags and

0:12 donated turkeys. In total, 361 people drove through the distribution line. Organizers say the

0:20 community provided more than 450 bags and 150 turkeys, a record turnout. >> One of the most meaningful additions to

0:27 this year was a prayer station. Volunteers held signs offering prayer and more than half the cars stopped. TA

0:33 Stevens, case intake manager at the link, says the support touched many people, including one woman whose

0:39 husband has been in the ICU for months. She told volunteers he spoke for the

0:43 first time that morning, calling it a miracle they'd long been praying for. Community outreach coordinator Avery

0:49 Heis says the biggest takeaway was simple. People felt seen, supported, and loved. The link thanked every volunteer

0:55 and donor who made the event possible. This has been Annabelle House with Cullman today.

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