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Off Broadway Players donate $8,000 to three local organizations

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John Kitz of the Off Broadway Players, Carrol Neal of the Christian Food Pantry, Ashley Hudson of So Zo Kids, Ann La Chance of Operation Shoebox and Ray Leggiero of the Off Broadway Players, from left.
John Kitz of the Off Broadway Players, Carrol Neal of the Christian Food Pantry, Ashley Hudson of So Zo Kids, Ann La Chance of Operation Shoebox and Ray Leggiero of the Off Broadway Players, from left.

The Off Broadway Players have donated $8,000 to three local organizations serving the local community.

The money was raised at the Off Broadway Players’ spring show.

Checks were presented to Carrol Neal of the Christian Food Pantry, Ashley Hudson of So Zo Kids and Ann La Chance of Operation Shoebox.

The group is staging another musical production fundraiser Nov. 2 and 3 at Savannah Center. “Villagers’ Vacation International” featuring songs, dance and comedy.

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