Quake charity drive in Riverside, California

Quake charity drive in Riverside, California

RIVERSIDE, United States - Students at the University of California, Riverside, gather on campus with students from Riverside Community College and local Japanese mothers calling for donations for the city's relief fund for quake-hit Sendai on April 1, 2011. The volunteers also collected signatures on a banner they plan to send to Riverside's sister city.

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