It is a bit hard on this Monday morning to find a bit of good news on the vast web news sources but having been to the famed Trevi Fountain in Rome and thrown the requisite coin over my left shoulder, I found this BBC piece interesting. In summary, coins thrown into Rome's Trevi Fountain by tourists are to be used to finance a free food project for the city's poor. The money collected, which amounts to $4,000 a day, will be used to provide basic food, through a special free super market, for the poor of Rome.
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