Sandy Springs volunteers made 2,700 deli sandwiches for The Sandwich Project
The Young Men's Service League Sandy Springs made the sandwiches as part of its Ultimate Gift service event to feed neighbors across metro Atlanta.
From The Sandwich Project· Instagram · Oct 7
Open the post“Now THAT is a sandwich-making crew! 🥪💛 A huge thank you to the Young Men’s Service League Sandy Springs for making 2,700 deli sandwiches for The Sandwich Project as part of their Ultimate Gift service event. We love seeing young people and families come together through service, and we’re so grateful that YMSL chose to include TSP in such a meaningful day. Thank you to everyone who rolled up their sleeves, made sandwiches, and helped feed neighbors across metro Atlanta. We’re so grateful for your continued support! #TheSandwichProject #YMSL #UltimateGift #YouthService #CommunityService #atlantacommunity @sandyspringsymsl”
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