Five-year-old Dasha eats soup at the World Central Kitchen in Zaporizhzhia on Sunday, a day after her family escaped Russian-occupied territory. “Three shells landed near our house. They blew out the windows and doors,” said Alexander Dolgovy, her father. “We were really, really afraid,” said Kseniya, his oldest daughter, 13.
The Rotary Club of Marion has launched what is called the Million Meal March for Ukraine. The local Rotary Club is partnering with Servants with a Heart from Charlotte, a Christian organization that has held previous meal-packing events in McDowell County, on this ambitious effort. The goal is to raise $170,000 which can pay for the 1 million meals to Ukraine. A video explaining this project has been produced by Rotarian Ryan Bennett, who is the pastor of Cross Memorial Baptist Church, and he tells individuals where they can send their tax-deductible contributions. The video can be seen on YouTube.
The Rotary Club of Marion has launched what is called the Million Meal March for Ukraine. The local Rotary Club is partnering with Servants with a Heart from Charlotte, a Christian organization that has held previous meal-packing events in McDowell County, on this ambitious effort. The goal is to raise $170,000 which can pay for the 1 million meals to Ukraine. A video explaining this project has been produced by Rotarian Ryan Bennett, who is the pastor of Cross Memorial Baptist Church, and he tells individuals where they can send their tax-deductible contributions. The video can be seen on YouTube.
Five-year-old Dasha eats soup at the World Central Kitchen in Zaporizhzhia on Sunday, a day after her family escaped Russian-occupied territory. “Three shells landed near our house. They blew out the windows and doors,” said Alexander Dolgovy, her father. “We were really, really afraid,” said Kseniya, his oldest daughter, 13.
