Ikea helps furnish church for hip hop nonprofit
Rashad Dobbins, the executive director of the nonprofit offers free programming for youth that infuses elements of hip hop and joy into their lives. On Tuesday, it wasn't just the kids feeling joyful. Dobbins said the facility they were originally housed in was 1,300 square feet. "This building behind us is 13,000 square feet," he said.
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