According to the Feeding America site, the contribution I was able to make yesterday will translate into 1172 meals for hungry Americans.
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In honor of Thanksgiving
On November 23 and 24 I am donating 25% of my sales from any of my shops to Feeding America. Until November 25, any donations to Feeding America will be matched dollar for dollar, and I'll be sure to get that 25% in by the deadline. We can't pass up the chance to make a difference for people in need. If you'd like to make a donation directly, go to feedingamerica.org
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