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Why Does Craig Morgan Deserve The Humanitarian Award
The humanitarian award is given to someone that is a kind and giving person, someone who puts others before themselves and willing to help anyone in need. Country artist Craig Morgan deserves to have this award, because of his outstanding foundations of fostering children in need. Craig Morgan is deserving of the humanitarian award because of his caring and kind efforts to help every child he can. Craig Morgan is a country singer, he's been in the singing industry since 2000, Morgan has four children but also fosters children as well. Morgan lost his 19 year old son in a tubing accident July 16th and even throughout this hard time he still did everything he could to help other children. Even though Morgan has four kids of his own he still
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