50 Cent joined forces with Houston mayor Sylvester Turner for an educational program to assist three local high schools with low academic performance.
50 committed $600,000 in a partnership with Houston ISD, Horizon United and the G-Unity Foundation to fund the new G-Star program at Wheatley, Worthing, and Kashmere high schools in Houston. The program will help students learn various business skills that focus on entrepreneurship while providing teens with lessons at the College Masters level.
โThe kids that wonโt listen to nobody, will listen to me, we come out of the same kinda confusion,โ 50 wrote. โThis program is just gonna show them how to win. #bransoncognac #lecheminduroi.โ
Mayor Turner added. โThis program is another platform to help build the leaders and workforce of the future. Educational opportunities play a key role in Houstonโs quality of life.โ
50โs educational program aims to open up in schools all across the country.
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