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Eagle Mountain Senior Council Accepting Nominations for 2026 Thanksgiving Baskets

By Sariah Farmer · November 4, 2026 · 1 min read
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The Eagle Mountain Senior Council, in collaboration with local businesses, is working to make Thanksgiving a little brighter for families in need by providing Thanksgiving dinners this holiday season. Community members are invited to nominate an individual or family who could use a little extra support this year. To be eligible, nominees must reside in […]

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The Eagle Mountain Senior Council, in collaboration with local businesses, is working to make Thanksgiving a little brighter for families in need by providing Thanksgiving dinners this holiday season.

Community members are invited to nominate an individual or family who could use a little extra support this year. To be eligible, nominees must reside in Eagle Mountain.

How to Nominate

To submit a nomination, complete the online Thanksgiving Basket Nomination Form with the nominee’s name, phone number, address, and a brief explanation of why they are being nominated.

The form also asks for the nominator’s contact information in case additional information is needed. Nominators may choose to remain anonymous.

Thanksgiving Basket Nomination Form

Through the generosity of local businesses and the support of community members, the Eagle Mountain Senior Council hopes to help families enjoy a warm meal and a little extra kindness this Thanksgiving.

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