Monday, Nov. 24th @ 11:00AM!

The Steve Harvey Morning Show and 97.9 The Vibe are giving back to the Community this Thanksgiving!

In the spirit of the season, 97.9 The Vibe will be handing out FREE turkey gift cards at one of the pavilions in Douglass Park at 501 E. Eureka St. Champaign, Monday, Nov. 24th at 11 AM until all the gift cards to purchase turkeys have been given away!

if you are a family in need, stop by to receive a gift card to purchase your thanksgiving Turkey. The giveaway is first come, first serve. Limit to 1 gift card per adult, walk up only, and only 1 per family.

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