YouTube stars boost Inala Youth Service
YouTube stars Shani Grimmond and Michael Finch have given the Inala Youth Service a generous gift of sought-after merchandise.
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Brisbane-based YouTube sensations Michael Finch and Shani Grimmond have given a helping hand to some of Inala’s youth.
The pair, who have a combined social media following of more than four million people, donated a sizeable amount of merchandise to the Inala Youth Service.
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The YouTubers, both in their early 20s, are followers from around the world.
The merchandise includes shirts, jumpers, phone cases and accessories, which were sold by the YouTube stars online.
Beauty vlogger Michael Finch says he heard about the youth ser
vice through a friend and wanted to do something to help the grassroots organisation.
“Shani and I are both so driven to support the local communities around us and knew we wanted to do something,” he said.
Youth service chief executive Lisa Evans said she could not thank the duo enough for their generous donation.
“This is a significant donation for our service, which will impact a lot of young people in the community,” Ms Evans said.
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