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Together at Home Will Warm Your Heart

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Mass food deliveries to local hospitals. Clapping at 7 p.m. each night. Rainbow signs plastered on windows. The world has shown its support and appreciation for healthcare workers on the front lines of the global crisis, and on Saturday night, April 18, the biggest names in music gathered (virtually) to honor the healthcare community.

The Global Citizen's Together at Home benefit concert in support of the World Health Organization featured artists such as Lizzo, Jennifer Lopez, and Kacey Musgraves, who performed a beautiful rendition of her song "Rainbow." "I just wanted to say a sincere thank you to all the people out there risking their lives to get everyone through this crazy time," she said from her Nashville home.

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