Bullied Bus Monitor Starts Own Anti-Bullying Foundation
Klein received more than $700,000 in donations; she’s using $100,000 of that for her cause.
GREECE, NY — The upstate New York school bus monitor who received hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations after a video of her being harassed by students went viral has decided to use some of the proceeds to start her own anti-bullying foundation. Now retired, Karen Klein, 68, has decided to start her own campaign, called the Karen Klein Anti-Bullying Foundation, on the website giveback.org. “This is for education, for people who have been bullied,” Klein told CNN affiliate WROC. READ MORE HERE
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