COACH manager Natalya Robinson, who organized the Ukraine relief drives locally, exults last Friday at the items they were able to send to people in wartorn Ukraine. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
From left: Tim Robinson, John Smith and Alex Molchdnov load up a 26-foot box truck at Settlers Green Nov. 18. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
COACH manager Natalya Robinson, who organized the Ukraine relief drives locally, exults last Friday at the items they were able to send to people in wartorn Ukraine. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
CONWAY — The valley helped out in a big way this month for the second Humanitarian Aid for Ukraine drive of the year, following up on last April’s effort, said Natalya Robinson of Madison, who manages the COACH Outlet at Settlers Green.
Clothing and more was brought to the vacant former New Balance Store (once the hangar at the White Mountain Airport that predated Settlers Green) at the entrance to the shopping complex across from Applebee’s.
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