Forget the snacks: Charity vending machines dish out gifts for poor
Instead of snacks, the vending machines sell brightly colored boxes, illustrating the needs of poor families at home and abroad.
December 2, 2018
Instead of snacks, the vending machines sell brightly colored boxes, illustrating the needs of poor families at home and abroad.
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