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It's GIVING TUESDAY! We know there are many great opportunities for charitable giving this holiday season, and so many in need. Do keep Fourth Wall Films' "Hero Street" Documentary Film Series in mind.

We are grateful for any donation amount: $10, $20, $50... you select the amount. It ALL helps us keep moving ahead on the multi-part documentary film series! You can donate via credit card or Paypal below.

If you prefer donating by check, make check payable: Fourth Wall Films, and write Hero Street Film in the memo area. Mail your check to:

Fourth Wall Films PO Box 702 Moline, IL 61266

Thank you for considering donating to Fourth Wall Films' Hero Street Documentary Series this Giving Tuesday, or ANY other time! We are truly grateful for your support.


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