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Woman Donates $8,000 Hidden in Shirt to Goodwill

In an unexpected turn of events, Linda Hoffman from Placentia, California, unknowingly made a lavish donation to her local Goodwill. While dropping off a bag of old clothes, Linda accidentally included a shirt that held a secret stash of $8,000, which her husband, Bob Hoffman, had been saving for six years. The money was intended for a surprise vacation to Italy. This inadvertent act of generosity highlights the importance of double-checking donations but also underscores the unpredictability of life’s little mishaps. The couple’s story has captured the attention of their community, sparking both sympathy and admiration for their situation.

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