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Jon Bream

Harmonies of Pentatonix will make a noise against childhood bullying

MINNEAPOLIS — Pentatonix singer Scott Hoying suddenly perked up over the phone.

He had just learned about the cause behind the benefit concert that his champion a cappella quintet is performing Saturday in Minneapolis. It's for PACER Center, a Twin Cities agency that helps children with disabilities and operates anti-bullying programs.

"Oh, my gosh. That's an incredibly important organization," Hoying said. "I think that anything we can do to put an end to bullying is something we want to do. Because bullying affects kids for their entire life and affects your future."

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