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“We keep living, rebuilding, making preserves—and everything’s going to be alright.” – Natalia, Recipient As Russian attacks continue, communities across Ukraine are preparing for the winter months. Natalia previously received a seed kit from WCK and grew the fresh vegetables, including tomatoes and peppers, in her garden. Now, she... show more

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