The new Muhammad Ali exhibit at the Smithsonian will get $2.5 million from LeBron James

LeBron James is a great NBA player, and he’s also a kind former player. The great basketball player makes a big difference in Akron, Ohio, where he was born. It’s no secret that James is great at hoops and getting endorsements. He’s always willing to help people in need and stand up for things he believes in. He will always remember how humble he was.

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He was born in Akron, Ohio, on December 30, 1984. Gloria, his mother, was only sixteen years old at the time. Even though she was young and had a lot of jobs, it was clear that she knew how to raise him well. Lebron had a safe place to live when he was nine years old. Gloria put him up with Frank Waller and his family. Waller got LeBron interested in basketball when he was a coach at a nearby junior high school.

LeBron James: Five Massive Acts of Charity

LeBron showed off how good he is at hoops. He was known as “King James” at St. Vincent-St. Mary High School in Akron, where he did well in sports. He was called the next big thing in the NBA by the NBA and the media. The Cleveland Cavaliers picked LeBron with the first pick as soon as the draft began. It was named Rookie of the Year for him in 2004. He also helped the team get to the first round of the playoffs in 2007. The big question when LeBron James became a free agent was whether he would stay with the Cleveland Cavaliers.

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ESPN showed an hour-long show in 2010 called “The Decision” that was about LeBron’s situation. Even though he didn’t want to be in the show, LeBron decided to give the money from it to charity. When LeBron decided to join the Miami Heat, it was disappointing for Cleveland fans. It was said that he betrayed his community, but the show made over $3 million for good causes and had 10 million watchers, which was a big win. He gave most of the money to Boys and Girls Clubs across the country to help kids. He also gave some to other groups that worked with him to help kids.

LeBron James: Five Massive Acts of Charity

He had a great time when he played for the Miami Heat. In 2012, he helped the Heat win the NBA title. In 2009, 2010, 2012, and 2013, he was named Most Valuable Player. In 2008 and 2012, he won gold medals at the Olympics. The Cavaliers were thrilled when LeBron came back to play for them, and he helped them win the NBA title in 2016.

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LeBron has never cared what other people think about him. The LeBron James Family Foundation was set up by LeBron James. That group gives money to good causes and tries to get more money. Some of these groups are the Children’s Defence Fund, Gabriel’s Angle Foundation, Boys and Girls Clubs of America, and After-School All-Stars.

Here is a list of the five most important charities that LeBron James gave money to.

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All-Stars After School

The After-School All-Stars are for kids in Akron, Ohio, where LeBron James grew up. They were set up by the LeBron James Foundation. They have been making money and giving it to good causes for a long time. An all-day bike race was the first “Wheels For Education” event. It raised money so that kids in Akron could get help with their homework and have a place to go after school. Now it’s a programme that helps Akron’s “at-risk” kids in many ways. Young people in the programme can get help with their schoolwork, have a helper, and go to events outside of school. It is the goal to keep kids in school and help them finish. As early as the third grade, kids must meet state standards to move on to the fourth grade.

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Kids in the teaching programme get help with reading and maths, and they are less likely to quit school before they finish middle school. L.A.’s Foundation has raised more than $40 million to help pay for the programme. A few months ago, Lebon and the University of Akron worked together to give funds. The kids have to do the programme, and parents are pushed to join too. Lébron is a regular group member. He stays in touch with the kids even when he can’t be there in person by using social media. The programme pays for more than 800 kids right now. In 2021, the first graduation will happen. The grant gives each student $9,500 to pay for college for one year. LeBron wants everyone in the state of Ohio to be able to use the programme.

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A while ago, LeBron James gave the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture money to help with the Muhammad Ali show. There are two parts to the museum’s “Muhammad Ali: A Force For Change” show. Ali’s fighting success is praised in the first part, and his work as a social reformer is explored in the second. The show got $2.5 million from Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson, and LeBron James. LeBrom said that Ali was a big influence to him as an athlete and as a person who fought for what was right. Muhammad Ali was a great fighter who died of Parkinson’s disease in June 2016. LeBron looked up to him because of how hard he worked for civil rights and how properly he lived his life afterward.

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Boys and Girls Club of America

Since “The Decision” on ESPN got him money, LeBron James gave $2.5 million to the Boys and Girls Clubs of America. While he was in Miami, LeBron was very active with the team. Not only does the club make sure that every student has the same chances, it also offers events outside of school and mentorship. LeBron and his wife gave the Miami club furniture that they built with Home Court Furniture. The roof was put back on and the kids’ work area was made up. As a gift, 59 Boys and Girls Clubs across the United States got brand-new computers.

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A fund to keep kids safe

In 1973, the Children’s Defence Fund was created. The group’s job is to protect the rights of kids and make sure that all kids are treated right. The LeBron James Foundation gives a lot of money to the charity. This group helps “at-risk” kids from low-income families who are having trouble in school, like the After-School All-Stars group does.

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One more thing: ONEXONE wants to help kids. For five things, they want to help kids: get food and drink, go to school, stay healthy, and have fun. Like After-School All-Stars, the group gives kids power by giving them a sense of worth and hope by using given money to help people in need. Schools get good meals, drinks, medical help, events outside of school, and help with their homework through this programme. Children are the most important thing to LeBron when it comes to his charity work. A lot of good things happen for ONEXONE because of his Foundation. It’s clear that LeBron James never forgot where he came from. LeBron might not be as great as he is now if his mother and the Waller family hadn’t helped him and pushed him. The fact that LeBron is so good at basketball has made him humble and kind. He was proud, but that didn’t stop him from returning the kids and people who had given him ideas.

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I Promised the school

James built a brand-new I Promise School for troubled kids. This made news in Akron, Ohio, where he grew up. It shouldn’t be a wonder that James has shown a strong loyalty to school. This is the same person who paid for a thousand kids to go to college and started “Wheels for Education,” a group that gives school supplies, computers, and bikes to kids from low-income families.

James said to CNN’s Don Lemon, “We want every child who comes through this institution to be motivated and to leave with something good to add to the world.” “Kids just want to know someone cares about them,” I hope they know someone cares when they walk through that door.