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This document provides information about Bono's philanthropic causes and charities. It lists over 30 causes that Bono supports, including AIDS & HIV, education, poverty, human rights, water, and the environment. It also lists over 30 charities and organizations that Bono has worked with or supported, including ONE Campaign, (RED), UNICEF, Oxfam, and DATA. Videos and links are provided about ONE Campaign and (RED) to learn more about their missions and how to donate.
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