New Huck Video! Boots on the Ground: would you give up your …

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New Huck Video! Boots on the Ground: would you give up your comfy bed to go help refugees? Step inside the world of volunteers putting their lives on hold to help others in Greece. On huckmag.com now. Link in bio.

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