LOWELL, Mich. – A high school football game in western Michigan is hitting the big screen. Lowell plans to hold a drive-in-style event Friday night to show its game against Northview and raise money to fight cancer. “We will have a big screen on a trailer," organizer Teresa Beachum said. "We are going to position cars in a drive-in theater atmosphere, and we will livestream the game. The Red Arrows usually wear red jerseys, but they’ll wear pink Friday.

They were going to partner with a charity and alleviate medical debt in their community. And though they didn't know it at the time, they would help alleviate upwards of $4 million in debt. That's where RIP Medical Debt comes in. RIP Medical Debt was founded in 2014, and they've helped more than 250,000 people get out of debt, basically by buying back debt for pennies on the dollar. When organizations only want to alleviate debt in one specific zip code or area, it's not always possible.