NBA legend Carmelo Anthony talks about working for social change
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In the aftermath of the Los Angeles wildfires, small businesses are struggling to recover, prompting NBA legends Carmelo Anthony, Dwyane Wade, and Chris Paul to launch the Visionary Ventures Program through their Social Change Fund United. In partnership with fintech platform Stackwell, the initiative aims to provide essential resources, financial education, and grant funding to build sustainable business operations. By addressing systemic inequality, the program hopes to create positive impact in underfunded communities, utilizing Stackwell's tech-driven approach to wealth-building to ensure lasting change.
Social Change Fund United is launching the Visionary Ventures Program to help L.A. small business owners recover from wildfires through resources, education, and capital.
Carmelo Anthony emphasized the urgent need for support in L.A. following the devastating wildfires, advocating for rebuilding efforts in underserved communities affected by the tragedy.
The partnership with Stackwell, according to Anthony, is strategic as it aligns with a pivotal moment to provide ongoing support and awareness for the wildfire-affected communities.
Anthony reflected on the emotional toll of watching wildfires escalate, urging individuals to think about how they can contribute to recovery efforts.
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