What Covington Catholic Did With #GoFundMe Money

Michael Hodge is a student at Covington, Kentucky Catholic High School. He was one of the students targeted by the Left for harassment and death threats following the D.C. incident after the Right to Life March.

There's a problem here. Hodge was playing basketball that week-end in Kentucky. He was misidentified by the like of Alyssa Milano.

A #GoFundMe page has been established and unlike the money Christine Blasey Ford kept for herself this is where the Catholic school money goes according to the Cincinnati Enquirer.

A GoFundMe account redirected the attention given the harassment of a family with ties to Covington Catholic toward charitable giving.

The account creator, John Andrew Hodge, writes that he is Michael Hodge's brother. Michael Hodge and his family were harassed after the Covington Catholic student was misidentified as Nick Sandmann.

The account has raised more than $18,000 for the Mary Rose Mission, a Catholic organization that serves low-income families and individuals in Northern Kentucky.

The nonprofit provides meals to food-insecure individuals.

You might be interested in knowing Sandmann's lawyer is suing the New York Times along with Milano, Elizabeth Warren, CNN, GQ and TMZ and 42 other publications and individuals for slander and libel.