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The Salvation Army's biggest fundraiser - the Red Shield Appeal - moves online.

While pandemic restrictions have challenged businesses, charities have also been forced to adapt their business pracitices. This weekend, the Salvation Army's biggest fundraiser - the Red Shield Appeal - is moving online.

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