Published 15:29 IST, April 2nd 2020

American singer Dolly Parton donates $1 million to support a COVID-19 research group

Dolly Parton, a well-known artist pledges to give $1 million to researchers to private research school at Vanderbilt. Check it out and read to know more details

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Coronavirus or COVID-19 pandemic is affecting people all around world. Several countries are under lockdown to avoid its furr spread. Celebrities are making donations in relief funds and ors. w, popular artist, Dolly Parton has revealed that she will donate $1 million to a private research school. Read to kw more.

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Dolly Parton’s donation to find COVID-19 cure

Dolly Parton revealed that she will give $1 million to medics at Nashville, Tennessee’’s private research school at Vanderbilt University. She even urged ors who are financially stable to think of doing same. Parton posted same on her social media handles. Take a look at her Tweets and post.

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9 to 5 star received appreciations for her gesture from or celebrities. Oscar-winning actress, Reese Wirspoon commented, “Dolly, you never cease to amaze me with your generosity and your incredible spirit!!” Andy Cohen, Goldie Hawn, Kacey Musgraves and ah Cyrus also prlauded Parton for her generous contribution. A fan even called her “national treasure” in comments.

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Besides Dolly Parton, several or celebs also donated towards fight against coronavirus. This includes Kylie Jenner, Kim Kardashian, Blake Lively and Ryan Reylds, Angelina Jolie and Arld Schwarzenegger. 

15:29 IST, April 2nd 2020