
The Sandwich Project volunteers made 1,010 turkey and cheese sandwiches
Elevance Health volunteers came for the fifth year, joined by Norcross and Atlanta Lions Clubs, who added fruit and granola bars.
Volunteers at a Sandwich Project event made 1,010 fresh turkey and cheese sandwiches. Volunteers from Elevance Health came together for the fifth year, joined by the Norcross Lions Club and Atlanta Lions Club.
The Lions Clubs also contributed fresh fruit and granola bars to round out the food shared with neighbors.
From The Sandwich Project· Instagram · Oct 14
Open the post“1,010 fresh turkey and cheese sandwiches! 🥪 For the fifth year, volunteers from Elevance Health came together for a Sandwich Project event, joined by the Norcross Lions Club and Atlanta Lions Club. Along with all those sandwiches, the Lions Clubs contributed fresh fruit and granola bars to help round out the food being shared with our neighbors. We love seeing this kind of teamwork in action. Thank you to everyone who helped make it happen! 💛 #TheSandwichProject #AtlantaVolunteers #communityservice #anthemfoundation @norcross_lions_club @galighthouse @atlantalionsclub @elevance-health”
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