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The #KCStrong fund was launched by the United Way of Greater Kansas City on Feb. 15 .
The fund was fueled by a first donation of $ 200,000 made by the Chiefs, the NFL , and the Hunt family.
Only 20 of the 24 victims were compensated because two did not apply and a third turned down the donation.
The funds are unrestricted, so they can be used for medical bills, college funds for the children injured.
The OneOrlando Fund raised $29.5 million compared with the $2 million raised in Kansas City .
The community groups each received $ 59,410 .
GoFundMe accounts have raised $ 667,785 .
A faith-based group called “ The Church Loves Kansas City ” raised $ 184,500 .
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