Fat Joe, Angie Martinez team with Pepsi Stronger Together for $100,000 music and arts scholarship program
Rapper Fat Joe and radio host Angie Martinez are working with Pepsi Stronger Together to launch a $100,000 music and arts scholarship program.
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Jun 9, 2022, 4:45 PM
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10h agoRapper Fat Joe and radio host Angie Martinez are working with Pepsi Stronger Together to launch a $100,000 music and arts scholarship program.
The money will be given out to four students across the country.
The pair will be on a float in the New York City Puerto Rican Day parade on June 12 to kick off the program.
Entries into the program will be accepted until Sept. 20.
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