Four Seasons Hotel Washington, DC Marks 25 Years of Honouring First Responders with Annual Thanksgiving Feast

In a cherished annual tradition, Four Seasons Hotel Washington, DC celebrates a quarter-century of honouring the city’s first responders with its 25th Annual Thanksgiving Feast. Dedicated to the brave men and women who work tirelessly on Thanksgiving Day to serve and protect the community, the Hotel welcomes them to enjoy a complimentary gourmet meal in an atmosphere of gratitude and camaraderie.

Between 11:00 am and 1:00 pm on Thanksgiving Day, Washington, DC’s brave first responders are invited to the Hotel to enjoy a complimentary gourmet Thanksgiving meal, served in a welcoming atmosphere. These heroes, who dedicate their lives to serving and protecting the community, can enjoy the feast onsite or take their meal to go.

Prepared with care by the talented culinary team at Four Seasons and served by dedicated staff members, their families, and community volunteers, the event brings together individuals who feel deeply connected to the city’s first responders. Leading the helm of this initiative is Regional Vice President and General Manager Marc Bromley, his executive team, and Director of Security Ferrell Cook, a former first responder with the Fulton County Sheriff's Office in Atlanta.

“Thanksgiving is one of my favourite times of the year, and this event for our city’s first responders is incredibly special to all of us. It’s a tradition we eagerly anticipate each year,” says Bromley. “It’s our privilege to give back and express our gratitude to the heroes who safeguard our community every day.”

For this milestone year, Executive Chef Bilal Wshah and his talented culinary team have once again crafted a festive menu featuring all the trimmings, including slow-roasted turkey, classic stuffing, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, green beans, gravy, and cranberry relish. The meal is accompanied by an array of house-made pies from the Hotel’s pastry team, led by Executive Pastry Chef Jillian Fitch.

Since the program began, more than 10,000 Thanksgiving meals have been served to public servants in the city, embodying the deep commitment of Four Seasons Hotel Washington, DC to supporting the local community.

First responders are encouraged to register for the event here by Tuesday, November 26, 2024. For additional details, contact Ferrell Cook, Director of Security at Four Seasons Hotel Washington, DC, at Ferrell.Cook@fourseasons.com.