Alaskan Pilot Airdrops Thanksgiving Turkeys to Remote Communities
In rural Alaska, Esther Keim continues her annual tradition of delivering frozen turkeys to remote residents for Thanksgiving by airdropping them from a small plane. This initiative, known as the Alaska Turkey Bomb, helps those living off the grid who cannot easily access grocery stores. Keim, who grew up in Alaska, was inspired to start this mission after hearing about a family with little to eat for the holiday. Her efforts have expanded through word of mouth and social media, and she hopes to establish a nonprofit to further support remote communities.
