By CBS3 Staff
JENKINTOWN, Pa. (CBS) — In Jenkintown, hundreds of people stood out in the cold to buy Ukrainian food like pierogies, potato pancakes, and borsch on Saturday. The Ukrainian Food Festival was held at St. Michael The Archangel Ukrainian Catholic Church.
All of the money raised will go toward medical supplies and equipment for military hospitals in Ukraine.
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