Four Seasons Hotel Washington, DC Continues Tradition of Honouring Public Service Heroes with Annual Thanksgiving Feast

This Thanksgiving, Four Seasons Hotel Washington, DC continues its long-standing tradition of honouring the city’s first responders with its Annual Thanksgiving Feast. Each year, the Hotel invites the brave men and women who work tirelessly on Thanksgiving Day to serve and protect the community, to enjoy a complimentary gourmet meal in an atmosphere of gratitude and camaraderie.

From 11:00 am and 1:00 pm on Thanksgiving Day, first responders across Washington, DC are invited to the Hotel to enjoy a festive Thanksgiving feast, either onsite or packaged to go. Prepared by the talented culinary team at Four Seasons and served by dedicated hotel staff, their families, and community volunteers, the event embodies the spirit of service and connection that defines both the Hotel and the city it calls home.

Leading this heartfelt initiative are 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,” says Bromley. “It’s our privilege to be able to give back and express our gratitude to the heroes who safeguard our community every day.”

This year, the Hotel’s Executive Chef Sajish Kumar Das and his culinary team have curated a special Thanksgiving menu featuring slow-roasted turkey with all the trimmings, plus classic stuffing, mashed and sweet potatoes, fresh green beans, rich gravy, and cranberry relish. The feast concludes with an assortment of traditional house-made Thanksgiving pies crafted by Pastry Chef Jillian Fitch and her team.

Since the program began, Four Seasons Hotel Washington, DC has served more than 10,000 Thanksgiving meals to the city’s public servants, an enduring symbol of the Hotel’s commitment to honouring those who dedicate their lives to protecting others.

First responders are encouraged to register for this year’s event online by Monday, November 24, 2025.