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UNCF has the inauguration “Mind is …” a gala in North Carolina

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On February 1, the United Negro College fund hosted the inaugural “Mind …”. The gala for collecting money to support students at local historically black universities and universities (HBCU) in North Carolina and Seniors of high schools from the Winston-Salem Forsyth Ford.

The organization organizes these galas throughout the country, including New York, Houston and Washington

In order to gather $ 250,000 for college kids, Honored event Five distinguished leaders from the Triad area: NBA All-Star and Olympian Chris Paul, philanthropist Willie Kennedy, medical leader dr Henry WB Smith III, former Chancellor North Carolina A & t State University, Harold Martin Sr. And his wife David Wagner Jaskółka Window.

“As a major of education, someone who wants to be a teacher, director, superintendent one day,” said Daria Couther, a student of Bennett College and a uncf scholarship. “It just inspires me and continues to continue and not leaving the field of education.”

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Martin emphasized the importance of the gala, saying: “Education is civil law.”

Last yr, UNCF collected $ 3 million for college kids from North Carolina last yr. Participants related to community leaders and heard inspiring stories of scholars and experience an unforgettable evening.

Paul, who is currently playing in San Antonio Spurs, grew up In the Lewisville community along with his older brother Charles.

The NBA star won the nickname “CP3” because he shared the same initials as his father and brother. He was particularly near his grandfather, Nathaniel “Papa” by Jones, who was the owner of a gas station, in which Paul spent most of his childhood. Later he played basketball in Wake Forest.

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Paweł’s book in 2023 wonders about life lessons, which he learned from her deceased grandfather. The title is a tribute to Jones’s age at the time of his premature death and the variety of points scored by Paul in his honor while playing at highschool, which took place after his funeral.

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This article was originally published on : www.blackenterprise.com
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