The Paul Powell Law Firm Gives Away 500 Free Turkeys to Las Vegas Families on November 21
Paul Powell’s team is providing free turkeys and an afternoon of fun and games at the Bill and Lillie Heinrich YMCA.
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, November 11, 2026 /MarketersMEDIA/ -- Just 5 days before the Thanksgiving holiday, 500 Las Vegas families will head home with a free turkey, courtesy of The Paul Powell Law Firm. The firm’s annual Thanksgiving turkey giveaway will take place on Saturday, November 21, from noon to 2:00 p.m. at the Bill and Lillie Heinrich YMCA, located at 4141 Meadows Lane.
To ensure as many residents are served as possible, turkeys will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis, limited to one per family until the last one is gone. Locals are heavily encouraged to arrive early and bring a Nevada ID to the event.
For the firm's founder, Paul Powell, the giveaway is about much more than putting a meal on the table; it is an opportunity to connect with the community and express gratitude.
"I've been really lucky in my life, and Thanksgiving is among the holidays when I feel that the most," Paul Powell said. "Not every family in this town gets to sit down to a full table, and that's always bothered me. If we can hand a mom or dad a turkey and take one worry off their plate this week, that's a great day. Bring the kids. We'll have games going, and we can't wait to see you."
This turkey giveaway has become a proud Thanksgiving tradition for the firm. Building on the success of past initiatives, including handing out 500 turkey dinners in 2024 and partnering with this same YMCA in 2021, their 2026 Las Vegas turkey giveaway reflects a long-standing commitment to the Las Vegas community.
Paul Powell formalized this dedication to the valley in 2017 by founding the nonprofit Paul Pays It Forward to facilitate year-round giving. Beyond providing Thanksgiving meals, the organization consistently gives back by filling Easter baskets, distributing school supplies, and is currently gearing up for its highly anticipated Paulidays 25 Days of Christmas Giveaway.
To ensure the firm's main line remains open for clients requiring legal assistance, all calls and media inquiries regarding the firm’s 2026 turkey giveaway should be directed to Marcus Rivera, Marketing Director, at (702) 430-7877.
About The Paul Powell Law Firm
The Paul Powell Law Firm fights for people hurt in car crashes, truck wrecks, and other accidents across Las Vegas and Southern Nevada. Attorney Paul Powell founded the firm in 2013 on a simple promise: Great Results. Lightning Fast.™ Through Paul Pays It Forward, its community nonprofit, the firm gives a portion of every settlement to local charities. Learn more at paulpowell(dot)com or call (702) 728-5500. You can also connect and socialize with their legal team through the law firm’s Facebook (/ThePaulPowellLawFirm) and Instagram (/thePaulPowellLawFirm) pages.
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