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Bids for Kids online auction under way through Sunday to raise funds to help local youths – Muddy River News

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QUINCY — The 29th annual Bids for Kids charity online auction, hosted by Quincy Noon Kiwanis, kicked off Thursday and runs through 7 p.m. on Sunday, March 23. Participants can register for free at bidsforkids.auction and start bidding within minutes after a quick email verification.The auction features more than 350 unique items generously donated by local people and businesses. Items include dining, retail, spa, fitness, sports, home, lawn, aut…
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Bids for Kids online auction under way through Sunday to raise funds to help local youths – Muddy River News

QUINCY — The 29th annual Bids for Kids charity online auction, hosted by Quincy Noon Kiwanis, kicked off Thursday and runs through 7 p.m. on Sunday, March 23. Participants can register for free at bidsforkids.auction and start bidding within minutes after a quick email verification.The auction features more than 350 unique items generously donated by local people and businesses. Items include dining, retail, spa, fitness, sports, home, lawn, aut…

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DISASTER RELIEF: Some local organizations across Birmingham are supporting those affected by last week's tornadoes. See how. 👇 #Birminghamalabama #disasterrelieffund CM

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The best way to help disaster victims is to donate to funds set up for that purpose - NKyTribune

Governor Andy Beshear launched the Team Kentucky Storm Relief Fund to benefit those those counties affected by devastating flooding. To donate, click here. The fund has raised over $880,000, including some generous donations: $50,000 from the Outlaw State of Kind Foundation, Chris and Morgane Stapleton’s charitable fund; $30,000 from Jim Beam; $25,000 from the Atlanta Jewish Foundation in the name of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee of Hebron; and $10,00…

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