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Sesame Workshop Now Has $200 Million to Help Refugee Kids, Thanks to Lego

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Date: 5 Dec 2018 | by: EMILY PRICE | Story Source: Fortune ~ Go to Original Article


The Lego Foundation just gave Sesame Workshop $100 million to help finance play-based educational projects for children who have been impacted by the Syrian conflict, as well as Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh.

The donation, which will be distributed over a five-year period, adds to the $100 million grant Sesame and the International Rescue Committee won in the MacArthur Foundation’s inaugural 100 & Change competition, Fast Company reports….


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