West Palm Beach, Fla. – The West Palm Beach family is preparing to open its doors once again to ensure everyone in the community has a hot meal on Christmas Day.
The mill owners will give free dinners to the needy people, especially the homeless and elderly population, to ensure that no one goes hungry on the holiday.
Javeka Miller started the tradition of teaching her four daughters the gift of giving back to others.
“That lesson has really influenced my daughters throughout the years,” Miller said. “The more blessings we get, the more we want to give.”
Zaveka Miller coordinates the community gathering with her brother, Willie Miller, Jr.
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For the Millers, offering kindness and kindness to others is part of their family history that spans generations.
“For more than a century,” said Willie Miller, Jr., “our great-grandmothers and great-grandmothers would help people set up dinners and welcome people into their homes within a community, so it’s in our blood. ” , It’s in our blood.”
10 this yearth Anniversary of the annual Christmas dinner in the Coleman Park neighborhood.
The event will take place in West Palm Beach at 714 23rd St. from 4 p.m. to 4 p.m.