5 of the Weirdest Ways Charities are Raising Financial Aid for COVID-19
Regardless of the amount of money raised, these people are getting creative in order to help people impacted by COVID-19.
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Kristen Grau interns at Debt.com. When Grau is out of the office, she serves as the managing editor of Florida Atlantic University's student-run newspaper, the University Press, and is the Palm Beach County editor of South Florida Gay News.
Regardless of the amount of money raised, these people are getting creative in order to help people impacted by COVID-19.
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