Ball4Good: Adom Appiah

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In the 7th grade, Adom’s teacher Kelsea Turner assigned him a project called 20Time, where they would spend one class period a week on a community service project. Ball4Good wasn’t Adom’s first project, in fact, his first project was teaching the elderly about technology. Even though he already had an A for the project, he went above and beyond, combining his passion for helping others and for sports, into Ball4Good, sports games that benefit and more importantly, unite his community.

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