Twitter CEO Donates $10 Million To Help Prisons Battle COVID-19

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Twitter CEO Donates $10 Million To Help Prisons Battle COVID-19

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Published 11 May 2020

Watch VideoTwitter CEO Jack Dorsey is donating $10 million to REFORM Alliance, a criminal justice advocacy group led by CNN analyst Van Jones, to help U.S. prisons battling the coronavirus pandemic.

The money will be used to buy 10 million face masks and other PPE for inmates, as well as correctional officers, health care...

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Twitter CEO Donates $10 Million To Help Prisons Battle COVID-19

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