Tamika Palmer seeks review of case by independent prosecutor

Recently, 2 Chainz came up with a “marvelous idea on how to give back to HBCU students.” It was on Monday that he made the announcement that he would be launching his Money Maker Fund to help support HBCU students who are running or operating their own businesses. To seek 2 Chainz’s support, the individual must be enrolled at an HBCU in the U.S. Moreover, they must also own an active business that has a website, social media accounts, S and C corporation documents and proof of ownership. A business presentation deck must also be uploaded by eligible students, or a video highlighting their executive summary, company description, service/product line description and marketing/sales plan. The deadline for applications is November 6.