UNC alum, former junior varsity basketball player takes hoops journey to Rwanda to make lives better
Posted Jun 25, 2022
Imagine graduating from UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School after having played junior varsity basketball for one of the best college programs in the world. Then picture heading to a remote village in Rwanda, one of the world’s least developed countries. That’s the start of the story of Jake Mendys, who worked as a Basketball Health Corps Fellow.
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