Former KSL.com reporter Andy Larsen said he found his jar of loose change was worth $165 -- and offered it to anyone who needed it on Twitter. Others decided to join in the effort and raised more than $40,000 overnight. We'll talk to Andy Larsen about how it worked, and then talk about KSL's Quarters for Christmas program. 

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Former KSL.com reporter Andy Larsen said he found his jar of loose change was worth $165 -- and offered it to anyone who needed it on Twitter. Others decided to join in the effort and raised more than $40,000 overnight. We'll talk to Andy Larsen about how it worked, and then talk about KSL's Quarters for Christmas program. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former KSL.com reporter Andy Larsen said he found his jar of loose change was worth $165 -- and offered it to anyone who needed it on Twitter. Others decided to join in the effort and raised more than $40,000 overnight. We'll talk to Andy Larsen about how it worked, and then talk about KSL's Quarters for Christmas program.&nbsp;

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Loose change turns into overnight charity drive

<p>Debbie Dujanovic airs weekday mornings on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City.&nbsp;</p>

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Loose change turns into overnight charity drive

Loose change turns into overnight charity drive