With Football on Hold, The Chicago Football Classic Still Finds Ways to Give Back | Chicago Defender

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With Football on Hold, The Chicago Football Classic Still Finds Ways to Give Back | Chicago Defender

In the midst of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Chicago Football Classic (CFC) and its partner, Sherman Dodge, continue to offer support to underserved communities and college-bound students. On Thursday, … Continued

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