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AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Augusta Coca-Cola employees made care kits for local cancer patients and delivered them Thursday to members of the Georgia Cancer Center’s Breast Cancer Care Program.The program will give the kits to patients.Each bag contains a Coca-Cola blanket, a head sock, colored pencils, an Ouala water bottle and a cooling pack.“So these packages are just kind of a little care package to kind of brighten somebody’s day in the midst of chaos of their life,” said Corey Holloway, store manager at Augusta Coca-Cola. “Hopefully this is something that will put a smile on their face to just feel warm inside and to make them feel better.”