Shiloh Hendrix, the Minnesota mom filmed using the N-word to berate a child, has raised more than $750,000 after launching a fundraising campaign last week.

Shiloh Hendrix, the White woman who appeared to hurl a racist slur at a Black child in a now viral video, has raised over $600,000 in donations for herself on a fundraising page after the incident.

The CFO of GiveSendGo is defending his company after a woman accused of using a racial slur against a 5-year-old at a Minnesota playground went on to raise over $750,000 for herself through donations ...

A GiveSendGo page, which identifies her as Shiloh ... According to an NBC News report, the incident in Rochester, Minnesota, appears to revolve around the woman’s claim that the 5-year-old ...

Shiloh Hendrix and GiveSendGo CFO Jacob WellsThe controversy surrounding a white mother who called a Black child the N-word during an incident at a Minnesota playground is heating up as fundraising ...

The incident occurred in Rochester, Minnesota, and was captured on video ... outrage and deep division across social media platforms. GiveSendGo has become a go-to platform for individuals facing ...

Languages: English. You can get in touch with Khaleda by emailing [email protected] Numerous donations to a GiveSendGo fundraiser set up by a Minnesota woman filmed calling a Black child the n ...

GiveSendGo "I fear that we must relocate ... Rochester NAACP President Wale Elegbede told The Minnesota Star Tribune: "Now she's fundraising on this, and that is just abhorrent and totally ...

Shiloh Hendrix launched the fundraiser last week shortly after she was filmed at a public park in Rochester, Minnesota ... Hendrix launched a fundraiser on GiveSendGo and wrote that the Black ...

Shiloh Hendrix Raises $670K on GiveSendGo After Racism Claims *Dammit. If this ain’t about … anyway, a white Minnesota woman is at the center of controversy after being caught on video ...

Minnesota. In the weeks since she launched her campaign, which was increased to $1 million after it expeditiously met its original goal, GiveSendGo has been facing widespread backlash.

An online fundraiser for Rodney Hinton Jr., accused of killing a sheriff's deputy, was removed, but another remains active with close to $50,000.