I do them a huge favour by not showing up at their doorsteps with a napkin wrapped 'round my neck and a knife and fork in my hands.

They seriously appreciate it.

Staying in touch throughout the year is the best thing to do imho

Nope, that's so ancient. I don't know anyone that uses a calendar anymore.

November marks the beginning of the 'festival' season in Florida. Heat and brief but severe rain and wind make these events dangerous in the Summer.
So, part of my Thanksgiving tradition is:
1. Where they can volunteer for Thanksgiving and Christmas season outreachs to those most vulnerable in our communities.
2. Opportunities to HOST. I make it a point to seek verification by intent or deed that they celebrate when the number of guests they have exceed the capacity for which they prepared. Some melt down. But I want to identify the one that knows life is rich when your house is full.
3. Calendar of Festival with the ones in which I will be participating outlandishly highlighted.
4. Reminder of the Weeki-Watchee kayak adventure. This is the one and only time they get to tell me who they know with real estate on their mind.
5. And this is where the gold lives....
 a little paragrah about what I observe in them that is admirable and memorable and part of the legacy that defines them.
No CTA needed. Guess which one always compels a call?

All my clients enjoy the memory of us all team-working together...pure joy

Historically cards for the holiday.  It's one that most people celebrate

I send Thanksgiving cards

We haven't mailed out calendars for quite a few years no. Used to, for years but nobody seems to want or use them anymore.  Cards for most, occasional food delivery for a few.

I am sure you will be delivering pumpkin pies.

Nothing for Thanksgiving.

I don't do anything specifically for Thanksgiving, but I do mail out calendars.  You will get yours again this year!

I'm hosting a drive-through pie event and sending out cards.  

Thanksgiving up here isn't as big of a deal as it in the US. I don't do anything for Thanksgiving I did send out calendars in Dec. questioning if I will this year. I think my wife is the only one that uses them! lol

I'm dropping off Sanders Hot Fucge Sundae Topping for Thanksgiving and Christmas along with a letter and CMA.

I leave them alone to enjoy peace and quiet doing whatever it is they do. 

Once upon a time, many years ago, I did Thanksgiving cards. When it became popular for all to do, I stopped.

We used to do hundreds of pies.....and my 567+ agents still want to do that where clients come to the office and pick up their pie...I am not in favor of that... therefore, some agents will still stay that course...with Covid I elect not to and I found a cool gift of a Solar smiley Face Flower that is placed on the dashboard of a car....been beta testing it all FALL ... great feedback... I have 400 of these set to go out on Nov 11 with a gratitutude card.... Practicing good Covid and Appreciation is prudent....hope that helps... 

For Thanksgiving, I leave them alone.

No calendars for me, or my clients, they are an outdated marketing giveaway and most go straight to the trash, along with your money.

No calendars, just Happy Thanksgiving cards of thankfulness & appreciation.

Nada

nothing.  As a builder standing behind my work is what gets me referral and repeat business, not holiday cards or pies.

I send a Thankgiving day card thanking them for their business and referrals, past, present and future.

Alan May has a point