On the morning of Thanksgiving, 14,000 people started off the holiday giving back to the community one step at a time. “We’re called the city of good neighbors for a reason, that’s because we all work together,

While some woke up early on Thanksgiving Day to get started on the turkey, thousands of others put on their running shoes instead.

Thousands of runners sprinted, jogged, or just walked as the 57th annual Dallas YMCA Turkey Trot took place on Thanksgiving morning. "Early morning, about to get in, so we'll see how it goes," said David Mejia, a first-time runner of the trot.

DALLAS - The shoes were double-knotted and the muscles were stretched for this year's Dallas YMCA Turkey Trot. Thursday was the largest Thanksgiving Day event of its kind in the country. The annual turkey trot is about the healthiest way anyone can start out Thanksgiving.

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