We know nonprofit organizations have been hit especially hard with the challenges of navigating COVID-19. We're excited to give more than $400, 000 to fund efforts specific to COVID-19 relief to 42 nonprofits in communities where a U. S. Schreiber facility is located. We appreciate all the amazing ways nonprofits in our communities are making an impact. # weareschreiber # schreibercares # doinggoodthroughfood When most people think of a day off from work, they probably don't think of spending the day in the cold serving others. But for one of our partners, Lindsey, giving back to her community was at the top of her to-do list on her day off. Lindsey and her dad spent a chilly Green Bay morning distributing food boxes at Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin 's mobile food pantry. In only two hours, they helped distribute 2, 000 boxes. That's 60, 000 pounds of food for people in need. T... his initiative is part of the USDA Farmers to Families Food Box Program Schreiber has been participating in throughout the pandemic.
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Singer M. I. A slams British Vogue and claims they cancelled an interview with her following controversial coronavirus vaccination comments The singer had suggested the current pandemic was man-made for profit, and insisted people are not 'gonna die' from coronavirus and don't need to 'stress the medical systems' if they fall ill As of the time of writing, over 2. 5 million people have been infected with coronavirus, and almost 180, 000 have died as a result of the respiratory illness Health Secretary Matt Hancock has said the UK human trials for the coronavirus vaccine will begin on Thursday Here's how to help people impacted by Covid-19 Published: 17:24 GMT, 22 April 2020 | Updated: 09:03 GMT, 23 April 2020 British Vogue have cancelled a planned interview with M. A over her controversial coronavirus vaccination comments. The singer, 44, whose real name is Mathangi Arulpragasam - admitted on social media last month that she is against immunisation against potentially-deadly diseases.