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'I'm sure at least one person you know owns a T-Shirt,' Chima Onwuka stated in regards to a recent T-Shirt campaign launched by his non-profit organization, Grind City Cares. Grind City Cares is a local non-profit organization that provides essential resources to various Memphis communities in need. Chima Onwuka started the organization soon before the […]

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