Relay for Life holds Amish Jam fundraiser

Lifestyle

November 23, 2018

Okmulgee County Relay for Life recently announced its current Amish Jam Fundraiser to help support the fight for cancer. Amish Jam is available for purchase for $7 a jar at

Okmulgee County Relay for Life recently announced its current Amish Jam Fundraiser to help support the fight for cancer.

Amish Jam is available for purchase for $7 a jar at First Family Federal Credit Union (FFFCU) in Henryetta located at 402 E. Main St.

Flavors available include strawberry, blackberry, peach, blueberry, cherry, red raspberry, black raspberry, jalapeno, strawberry rhubarb, apricot, apple butter, grape, boysenberry, red raspberry jalapeno, no sugar peach and no sugar blackberry.

All proceeds will go to benefit the Relay for Life.

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