Hyundai’s Hope on Wheels donates $400K for pediatric cancer fight
Two grants were presented: $300,000 to support pediatric oncology research and $100,000 for the hospital's pediatric oncology department.
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The donation is part of the company's Hope on Wheels program.
Two grants were presented: $300,000 to support pediatric oncology research and $100,000 for the hospital's pediatric oncology department.
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