The Houston furniture store owner who opened up his businesses as shelters after Hurricane Harvey flooded the city is preparing to give back once again on Thanksgiving. McIngvale said he expects anywhere from 5,000 to 10,000 people to show up, but has enough food to feed 20,000 Houstonians. His feast will include over 2,400 pounds of turkey, 2,400 pounds of ham and plenty of traditional sides, according to FOX 26. DEBRIS REMOVAL FROM HARVEY STARTS TO WRAP UP IN TEXASWhen Hurricane Harvey dumped record amounts of rain on Houston, McIngvale opened his Houston stores and welcome hundreds of residents displaced from their flooded homes. NON-PROFIT HELPING UNINSURED HURRICANE HARVEY VICTIMS REBUILDBut more than 47,000 people across Texas are still staying in hotels with vouchers from the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

Source: Fox News November 23, 2017 15:01 UTC