Bundles4heroes: Non-Profit Organization Case Study

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Hello, Bundles4Heroes is a non-profit organization that is ran by three teenagers. We are raising money so we can make care packages for chronically sick children (ages 0-18). The money will be used to buy various fun activities/things that children with a chronic or life threatening illness might enjoy. This means a lot to us because we want to make this world a better place and prove the stereotype about teenagers wrong.

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