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NASCAR Hall of Famer Richard Childress is working to donate one million rounds of ammunition to the people of Ukraine, to help them defend against Russian Forces. Childress said he is working to try and get waivers to get that ammo shipped to Ukraine. He said they will use cargo planes and private contractors to get it into the right hands. Its no secret NASCAR legend Richard Childress is passionate about helping others, his country and the second amendment. Which is why when RCR Owner Richard, Childress saw the images coming out of Ukraine and when he heard President Volodymyr Zelenskyy ask for ammunition, he jumped in to help. It just hit me where I knew I am on the board of directors with Ammo Inc. and I knew that we could play a role of making a difference. It may be a small difference, like I said they may need 10 million rounds or more but we want to get that million to them as soon as possible, said Childress, of Richard Childress Racing.He's working with Ammo Inc. to donate one million rounds of ammunition to the people of Ukraine. While theyve got the ammunition, the process of getting it shipped is complicated.The first process is going to be getting a waiver to take it out of the country. Weve got it figured out through cargo planes how to get it over to the country We have private contractors that know how to get it in the hands that need it, he said. Childress hopes what's happening in Ukraine, teaches everyone about why he believes its important to have the second amendment. To protect ourselves, thats what its all about. The people in Ukraine, their president gave them guns to go out and help protect this country, they are fighting not only for their lives but they are fighting for their freedom liberties and democracy, he said. And said he has a message for the people of Ukraine. Stand tall and fight because thats what we would do in America if we were being overtaken, he said. Childress said he hopes to be able to possibly donate even more ammo in the future.

NASCAR Hall of Famer Richard Childress is working to donate one million rounds of ammunition to the people of Ukraine, to help them defend against Russian Forces.

Childress said he is working to try and get waivers to get that ammo shipped to Ukraine. He said they will use cargo planes and private contractors to get it into the right hands.

Its no secret NASCAR legend Richard Childress is passionate about helping others, his country and the second amendment. Which is why when RCR Owner Richard, Childress saw the images coming out of Ukraine and when he heard President Volodymyr Zelenskyy ask for ammunition, he jumped in to help.

It just hit me where I knew I am on the board of directors with Ammo Inc. and I knew that we could play a role of making a difference. It may be a small difference, like I said they may need 10 million rounds or more but we want to get that million to them as soon as possible, said Childress, of Richard Childress Racing.

He's working with Ammo Inc. to donate one million rounds of ammunition to the people of Ukraine. While theyve got the ammunition, the process of getting it shipped is complicated.

The first process is going to be getting a waiver to take it out of the country. Weve got it figured out through cargo planes how to get it over to the country We have private contractors that know how to get it in the hands that need it, he said.

Childress hopes what's happening in Ukraine, teaches everyone about why he believes its important to have the second amendment.

To protect ourselves, thats what its all about. The people in Ukraine, their president gave them guns to go out and help protect this country, they are fighting not only for their lives but they are fighting for their freedom liberties and democracy, he said.

And said he has a message for the people of Ukraine.

Stand tall and fight because thats what we would do in America if we were being overtaken, he said.

Childress said he hopes to be able to possibly donate even more ammo in the future.

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