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Anytime Fitness requests Thanksgiving calorie burning ideas

#BurnTheTurkey social media posts will result in meals donated to Feeding America

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A gym franchise that plans to open in downtown Washougal next year is inviting local residents to share ideas of how to burn Thanksgiving Day calories.

Anytime Fitness will donate one meal to Feeding America for each original photo or video submitted using the hashtag #BurnTheTurkey on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram through Wednesday, Nov. 23.

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