
December 21 2010 6:20 PM EST
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Social networking entrepreneur Chris Hughes and his partner, Sean
Eldridge, the political director for Freedom to Marry, donated $50,000
as part of a matching donation campaign to raise funds for the legal group Gay and
Lesbian Advocates and Defenders.
The organization, known by the acronym GLAD, is currently waging a challenge to the Defense of Marriage Act, which prevents the federal government from establishing or recognizing unions or marriages of same-sex couples.
Hughes, who helped found Facebook and recently established Jumo, volunteered for GLAD while attending Harvard. The donation was one of many the couple plan to make this month -- last month they announced they are matching donations until the
end of the year to gay rights causes Freedom to Marry, Empire State Pride Agenda and Equality Maryland.
For more on the matching donation effort, visit GLAD.org.
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