Hardship fund for sex workers has raised almost €24k

A hardship fund for sex workers has raised almost €24,000 to help people cope through the Covid-19 crisis.
Hardship fund for sex workers has raised almost €24k
Kate McGrew of the SWAI
Thu, 07 May, 2020 - 19:28
Liz Dunphy

A hardship fund for sex workers has raised almost €24,000 to help people cope through the Covid-19 crisis.

Donations on the fundraising page set up by the Sex Workers Rights Alliance (SWAI) range from €10 to €10,000, the largest donation being made by an escort website.

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