Hormel Foods to Provide Free College Education to Children of All Its 16,000 Employees
Hormel Foods is giving free Community College tuition to any child of its 16,000 employees who graduates high school and meets admission rules.
Hormel Foods is giving free Community College tuition to any child of its 16,000 employees who graduates high school and meets admission rules.
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Lia Rubel's mission in Vermont is to collect old smartphones and tablets to donate to Vermont patients in need.
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After the students were informed of the generous donation over a Zoom call, many of the graduates were left crying tears of joy.
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