Thread: ELI5: when some 'runs across america' or does some stunt for charity. How's does it actually benefit

ELI5: when some 'runs across america' or does some stunt for charity. How's does it actually benefit (by Sparky)

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23-Nov-19 9:20 am

ELI5: when some 'runs across america' or does some stunt for charity. How's does it actually benefit any charity?

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