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Hendrix claims that her address has been publicly revealed, and that she is under threat — and so she took to GiveSendGo to ask for money. She quickly raised over $500,000.

Hendrix claims that her address has been publicly revealed, and that she is under threat — and so she took to GiveSendGo to ask for money. She quickly raised over $500,000.

Prosecutors are reviewing whether to bring charges against Shiloh Hendrix, the woman who allegedly shouted the racial slurs recorded in the video at a Rochester park.

With so much money being raised, reader wants to know about tax implications. A crowdsourcing campaign for Shiloh Hendrix has raised more than $750,000 on GiveSendGo's website.

Shiloh Hendrix has raised more than $750,000 through GiveSendGo after footage leaked of her calling a 5-year-old Black boy a racial slur. Amid growing controversy around a fundraising campaign ...

Hendrix claims that her address has been publicly revealed, and that she is under threat — and so she took to GiveSendGo to ask for money. She quickly raised over $500,000.

Shiloh Hendrix identified herself as the mother caught on camera allegedly hurling racial slurs, in Rochester, Minnesota, by starting a GIveSendGo fundraiser.

Hendrix was racially abused online, and her address and phone number were publicized. She set up a GiveSendGo donation page, requesting $50,000 for “protecting” and possibly relocating her family.

GiveSendGo's Jacob Wells said during an interview that Shiloh Hendrix is "going through a dark time," and his company wants to "be a light" ...

Jacob Wells, CFO of GiveSendGo says controversial fundraising campaigns deserve a chance and that people have a right to give money to people of their choosing. The company has hosted fundraising ...

Hendrix claims that her address has been publicly revealed, and that she is under threat — and so she took to GiveSendGo to ask for money. She quickly raised over $500,000.