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Clevelanders Fundraise At The Last Page And Help Ukraine Refugees

CLEVELAND, Thursday evening The Last Page restaurant held a fundraiser for The Cleveland Maidan, an association that is currently helping Ukrainian refugees fleeing the country.

The idea came from one of the business’s partners, Jon Gross, who has family ties to Ukraine. “My wife grew up in Kiev and she’s in contact with people trying to get out. Even though it’s on the other side of the world, our house is affected by the gravity of the situation.

Knowing how close knit Cleveland’s Ukrainian community is, and having our own ties to the country, The Last Page and it’s staff wanted to do whatever we could to help. And for us the fastest thing we could do is donate all proceeds from the evening to an organization already doing great work.”

“The support last night was incredible,” Gross continued. “We put the event together quickly with an email to loyal guests and by sharing on our social media. It was one of our busiest nights since we opened. I can’t express how much it meant to me to see these two communities I spend so much time with, our TLP family and Ukrainian expats, coming together in a time of need.”

This article was shared with Prittle Prattle News as a Press Release by PRNewswire.

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