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Eagles QB Jalen Hurts Donates $600,000 to Air-Condition Philadelphia's Northeast High

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Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts has pledged $600,000 to install air conditioning at Northeast High School, the city's largest high school. The donation will benefit more than 3,300 students by addressing longstanding heating and cooling deficiencies in the school's aging building. The new air conditioning units are expected to be operational before hot weather affects classes. This latest contribution follows a prior $200,000 pledge Hurts made to other Philadelphia schools, underscoring his ongoing commitment to improving local education infrastructure.

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