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After four days of items being dropped off at the chapel area and at Lockerbie Tesco, volunteers were sought to sort through donations, build, fill and seal boxes. [caption id="attachment_42141" align="alignnone" width="680"]

BOXING UP . . . Lord Lieutenant Fiona Armstrong and Minette Bell- Macdonald[/caption] At the end of the mammoth session the chapel, a storage shed and two of McColl’s buses were filled with good quality donations ready to be shipped off to people displaced by the Russian invasion. [caption id="attachment_42136" align="alignnone" width="680"]

FULL . . . the chapel was filled with boxes[/caption] The effort was supported by several local companies - donating boxes, packing tape, pallets and transportation.

Lockerbie and District Rotary Club members were stationed at Lockerbie Tesco last week and collected many bags for the appeal, which were then boxes and loaded onto pallets to be taken across Europe to those in need.

In addition, they raised over £4000 for Ukraine. [caption id="attachment_42143" align="alignnone" width="640"]

COLLECTION . . . Lockerbie Rotary at Tesco[/caption]

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