School Rejects Money Raised To Support Children Who Can't Buy School Lunch

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  • 5 years ago
A business owner in Rhode Island raised $4,000 for children at a school in Warwick who couldn't buy the hot school lunch, but her donation was rejected by the school for being unfair to other students.

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