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Michael Jordan donating entire 'The Last Dance' earnings to charity

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Former professional basketball player Michael Jordan is donating all of his earnings from new ESPN docuseries The Last Dance to charity.Over 10 episodes, The Last Dance details Jordan’s career with the Chicago Bulls, and the victorious 1997-98 season when the team claimed its sixth NBA (National Basketball Association) championship.The star is expected to earn between $3 million and $4 million for the series, and a representative told People Jordan has “already committed to donating to Friends of the Children, a national non-profit that provides vulnerable children, ages 4-6, with professional mentors who stay with them from kindergarten through graduation.” He is also “vetting additional Coronavirus-related causes”, they added.The Last

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