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Phillies donate to build new e-gaming room for kids

By CBS News Philadelphia Staff

November 1, 2022 / 12:45 PM EDT / CBS Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – The Phillies are paying it forward by donating money to build a new e-gaming room for Philadelphia kids. Eyewitness News was at the 24th Police Athletic League Center where the room will be built.

Major League Baseball gave the Phillies $25,000 to spend on an enrichment project in the community.

Phillies Charities Inc. is matching the grant.

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