HELP QUICK!! At three years of age, Tasha was diagnosed with bone cancer. She has been treated at St. Jude’s Hospital. Tasha has had to undergo several surgeries and chemotherapy. Her parents have not received any bills from St. Jude’s, although this kind of treatment is usually very expensive. From what source does St. Jude’s receive payment for Tasha’s treatments? A. a government program B. Tasha’s father’s workplace C. private donations D. taxer dollars

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