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Sponsored by Spirit Bank We all know someone who has fallen on hard times. Maybe it's someone at work, someone in our neighborhood or someone at church. How far would $400 go to help? Pay It 4Ward is a program through which KFOR-TV viewers can help someone they know who could use extra cash immediately. Each week someone will receive $400 cash because one of their friends, family or co-workers wants to "pay it forward."

Just send us your name and daytime telephone number below and you could be selected from our weekly Pay It 4Ward segment on KFOR-TV NewsChannel 4 every Wednesday at 10pm. Here's hoping you'll be able to Pay It 4Ward!

Remember, you cannot nominate family members.

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