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Our LocationsAkron, OH (November 13, 2025): Kisling, Nestico & Redick (KNR) proudly hosted a community donation event at its Fairlawn office (3412 W. Market St.) on Veterans Day, Tuesday, November 11, at 11 a.m.
The firm distributed 1,000 free Thanksgiving turkeys to local families, encouraging attendees to give back by donating a gently used coat or non-perishable food item in exchange. Even after every turkey had been given away, KNR’s generosity continued. Guests who arrived after supplies were gone received $20 Giant Eagle gift cards, allowing them to purchase their own holiday turkey and share in the spirit of the season.
What began as a small neighborhood initiative has grown into one of the region’s most cherished traditions of kindness. Over the past 13 years, KNR’s Coats & Cans for Kids program has provided more than 600,000 meals and distributed over 12,000 turkeys, a reflection of the firm’s ongoing commitment to compassion and community.
The canned-food donations benefited the Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank, while coats collected were donated to Volunteers of America Ohio & Indiana, supporting veterans and low-income families in need of warm winter outerwear. This year’s event underscored KNR’s commitment to community care through a holistic approach—providing food, warmth, and Thanksgiving meals for hundreds of households across the region.
“KNR believes that giving back isn’t just about one thing—it’s about addressing many needs at once,” said John J. Reagan, Managing Partner at KNR. “By combining turkey gifts with coats and canned goods, we’re showing up for families, veterans, and neighbors facing tough times this winter and holiday season.”
Community members who were unable to attend the November 11 event may still donate gently used coats or non-perishable canned goods at any KNR office through the holiday season. All donations will continue to support the Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank and Volunteers of America Ohio & Indiana.
