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United Way fund supports school community after deadly shooting

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Donations have come in from across the country.

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Wisconsin Public Radio

More than $200K raised for Abundant Life community after school shooting

Donations have been pouring in during the weeks since a shooter opened fire at Madison's Abundant Life Christian School, leaving three people dead. The post More than $200K raised for Abundant Life community after school shooting appeared first on WPR.

2 months ago·Madison, United States

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Wisconsin State Journal

United Way fund for Madison school shooting surpasses $240,000

All of the funds will go toward the greatest needs in the aftermath of the shooting, as outlined by ALCS Principal Doug Butler.

2 months ago·Madison, United States

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Michigan AG's Oxford school shooting probe moving ahead but funding lacking, Nessel says

LANSING, Mich. — Attorney General Dana Nessel said her office is working with the Oakland County prosecutor to better define the parameters of her office's investigation into the 2021 Oxford High School shooting. But Nessel noted her office had...

2 months ago

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Spectrum News

United Way fund supports school community after deadly shooting

Donations have come in from across the country.

2 months ago·United States

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Madison365

United Way fund for families of Abundant Life Christian School reaches $240,000

United Way of Dane County has raised over $240,000 for its Abundant Life Christian School Emergency and Recovery Fund to benefit the children, families and educators of the Abundant Life Christian School community after the tragic Dec. 16 school shooting. “As we step into the New Year, we want to extend our heartfelt gratitude for your incredible support of the Abundant Life Christian School Emergency and Recovery Fund. Your generosity and compa…

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