Harlem Wizards make raising money for schools a slam dunk in New Jersey
Player Bakari Copeland, known as Glitch, visited the News 12 studios in Edison today to showcase his skills and highlight the fun in fundraising.
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Mar 20, 2025, 4:51 PM
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9h agoThe Harlem Wizards are dribbling their way through New Jersey this March, raising money for schools with a different kind of madness.
Player Bakari Copeland, known as Glitch, visited the News 12 studios in Edison today to showcase his skills and highlight the fun in fundraising.
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