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Friday Fun: Secret Santa Handing Out Cash to Sandy Victims

A very generous Secret Santa is giving out $100 bills to Hurricane Sandy victims who are still suffering from the damage of the storm which occured weeks ago. If you aren't in the Christmas spirit yet, this will help get you there.

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A Missouri man posing as "Secret Santa" is giving away $100,000 this holiday season and spent a day in New Jersey and New York giving money to people robbed of their belongings or homes by Superstorm Sandy.

But the Kansas City businessman says money is not the issue. It's about random acts of kindness.

Secret Santa started his East Coast visit Thursday in Elizabeth, N.J. In Staten Island, the anonymous benefactor walked up to surprised residents and thrust $100 bills into their hands.

He said he is setting an example and hopes others will follow.

 

 

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