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Louisville Water Foundation Makes $31,000 Donation to Flint

Community effort collected thousands of pairs of shoes throughout February to raise money for the Flint Love campaign

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Louisville Water Foundation Makes $31,000 Donation to Flint
In February, WaterStep collected thousands of pairs of shoes to raise money for the Flint Love campaign. Typically, WaterStep sells the shoes to an exporter, and uses the proceeds to bring safe drinking water systems around the world. (Twitter.com/LouisvilleWater)

During the month of February, hundreds of people cleaned out their closets and emptied their wallets to show some love for the children of Flint, Michigan, who were impacted by high levels of lead in their drinking water.

The Louisville Water Foundation announced a $31,000...

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