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🇺🇦 A Chevron from Lviv: Why Ukraine Still Needs Our Support 📦 Today, a chevron from the Lviv Volunteer Kitchen Lviv Volunteer Kitchen arrived in my mailbox—a powerful reminder of Ukraine’s resilience. Since 2022, I’ve had the privilege of volunteering in support of the Ukrainian people. This year, I...

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