OSU Player Uses NIL for Charity for Underprivileged Kids

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Ohio State University offensive lineman Paris Johnson Jr. has used the NCAA’s new name, image and likeness rules to acquire sponsors for his charity.

According to WCMH, the non-profit Paris Johnson Jr. Foundation was created when the sophomore from Cincinnati was still in high school. The charity helps provide opportunities, athletic equipment and training for underprivileged children, as well as helps provide services and meals to homeless veterans.

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