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Fries of Hope - Frittieren für Flüchtlinge
A project from Fries of Hope - Frittieren für Flüchtlinge in Wien, Austria
Fries of Hope - Frittieren für Flüchtlinge, Stop crying - Start frying: one tonne of French fries for refugees
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F. Braesemann from Fries of Hope - Frittieren für Flüchtlinge is responsible for this project
We want to fry one tonne of French fries at the Vienna main station to bring a smile upon the face of the refugees.
68 kg are already fried within one week. Now we need your support to go on.
The smiling faces of the many stranded people at the main station with a portion of freshly fried chips in their hands have encouraged us to continue.
Now it is your call to help us that the fryer never turns cold. Together we can reach the goal of one tonne French fries.
Thank you very much,
Caroline and Martina Wenger, Fabian Braesemann, Fabian Stephany and the whole team of #FrittierenFürFlüchtlinge
68 kg are already fried within one week. Now we need your support to go on.
The smiling faces of the many stranded people at the main station with a portion of freshly fried chips in their hands have encouraged us to continue.
Now it is your call to help us that the fryer never turns cold. Together we can reach the goal of one tonne French fries.
Thank you very much,
Caroline and Martina Wenger, Fabian Braesemann, Fabian Stephany and the whole team of #FrittierenFürFlüchtlinge
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