Usher inspires city’s youth with new program
The program showed out for a pep rally at Brooklyn Lab Charter School on Tuesday.
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5ds agoFamous R&B singer Usher’s nonprofit is going into schools to inspire young people with important life lessons with the help of a new program.
Usher’s New Look Powered by Service program is focused on giving kids tools and important information on leadership, networking, financial literacy and more.
The nonprofit was at a pep rally at Brooklyn Lab Charter School on Tuesday to help those in attendance, which included graduates of the school and native Brooklyn residents.
