JoAnn Clark empowers youth through education and fundraising | Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder

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JoAnn Clark empowers youth through education and fundraising | Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder

JoAnn Clark has dedicated over 35 years to supporting youth's education through founding the Thinking College Early Fair and the Progressive Baptist Church HBCU Tour, raising over $1 million in scholarship funds and inspiring young people to access higher education opportunities.

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