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The $23 goes to his charity that pays for kids to go to college and employs underprivileged community members to work at this museum.

Huge museums have massive donors and tax subsidies that keep costs down. Also, proceeds from this go to charity

Big museums have massive donors and tax subsidies that allow them to be cheap/free. The Pro Football HOF in the next town over in Canton is $43.50, but also proceeds of these tickets go to charity.

Proceeds to go charity

It literally does go to charity tho

Pro Football HOF in the next town over in Canton is $43.50. Proceeds of these tickets also go to charity

Large museums have massive donors and tax subsidies. Also the proceeds go to charity.

Proceeds go to charity, but also it’s expensive to run a museum. Large museums have massive donors and tax subsidies which help keep prices down.

I get why people see this as narcissistic, but at the same time it’s LeBron capitalizing on his success as a means of giving back to his community. Football HOF is the next town over in Canton and I would imagine a lot of people going to that would be interested i

I get why people see this as narcissistic, but at the same time it’s LeBron capitalizing on his success as a means of giving back to his community. Football HOF is the next town over in Canton and I would imagine a lot of people going to that would be interested i

The money goes to his foundation which does a lot of work in Akron. Also, Akron is right next to Canton and the Football HOF so they’re probably planning on appealing to sports fans visiting the area for that.

I get why people see this as narcissistic, but at the same time it’s LeBron capitalizing on his success as a means of giving back to his community. Football HOF is the next town over in Canton and I would imagine a lot of people going to that would be interested i