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Michael Jordan could score by giving unsold home to charity – District Six Museum

19 December 2015 by Alan

Michael Jordan could score by giving unsold home to charity – (curated as of interest to District Six Museum and Cape Town).

Give it to a school, a church, a nonprofit group, the local park district, whoever makes the best proposal, whoever will take it. Get a write-off, get some goodwill and get … The Hall of Famer, six-time NBA champion and five-time most valuable player …
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