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Philanthropy Fun: April Fools’ Roundup

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April 1, 2016

Saving the world is serious business. But on April Fools’ Day, some charities like to have a little fun with their followers. Here are a few online pranks nonprofits are pulling today. Tweet other funny ones to us @philanthropy.



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Rebecca Koenig is a journalist who has covered education, work-force training, and the nonprofit sector for the Chronicle of Higher Education, the Chronicle of Philanthropy, U.S. News & World Report, EdSurge, and Open Campus.

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