'She's the First' developing world education fundraising nonprofit launched by College of New Jersey alumnae: Sunday Video Special

To help inspire you for the next week, Technically Philly will post a video each Sunday around entrepreneurship, innovation and action.
Fast Company recently interviewed Tammy Tibbetts, a 25-year-old College of New Jersey graduate who launched She’s the First, a nonprofit helping to send girls in the developing world to school. Watch the interview below.
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