Former President Jimmy Carter is asking donors to 'forgo (their) next gift' to the Carter Center and instead support local groups working to ease the 'suffering caused' by the coronavirus pandemic.
Former President Jimmy Carter is asking donors to"forgo next gift" to the Carter Center and instead support local groups working to ease the"suffering caused" by the coronavirus pandemic.
"As you are well aware, our country is facing a health crisis. Though the behaviors of COVID-19 are not fully known, what we do know makes it a global threat to our physical and economic health," the former Democratic president wrote in a message Tuesday also signed by former first lady Rosalynn, and their eldest grandchild, Jason Carter, the chair of the Carter Center Board of Trustees.
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