Falmouth Town Manager Nathan Poore, left, and volunteers Dick Anderson and Jim Smith help carve turkeys for the seventh annual Harvest Community Supper Oct. 15 at the Falmouth Congregational Church.
An estimated 500 people attended the seventh annual supper, which was hosted by Falmouth’s churches and Jewish community. While the dinner was free, donations supported the Falmouth Food Pantry.
Aaron and Jennifer Blanchette with their son Judah at the Harvest Community Supper. Nearly 200 volunteers helped put on the meal to support the Falmouth Food Pantry, which is still accepting donations.
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