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Roswell-based Big Chicken Chorus accepting donations for Ukraine

The Roswell-based Big Chicken Chorus has undertaken a project to provide food and first aid supplies to a Ukrainian mother and her friends. (Courtesy Big Chicken Chorus)

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The Roswell-based Big Chicken Chorus has undertaken a project to provide food and first aid supplies to a Ukrainian mother and her friends. (Courtesy Big Chicken Chorus)
By Karen Huppertz for the AJC
April 10, 2022

John “Sandy” Sanders, Immediate Past President of the Roswell-based Big Chicken Chorus, met a Ukrainian mother of two several years ago during a business visit. The two are staying in touch during the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

The Big Chicken Chorus has undertaken a project to provide food and first aid supplies to Natalia and her friends via contributions from the community.

For details and to donate, go to kindest.com/224352-ukrainian-direct-supply-chain.

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