Billionaire Mark Cuban is looking to bring hope and confidence to young men looking for work.
The owner of the NBA’s Dallas Mavericks is hosting the Mark Cuban Heroes Basketball Suit Experience in Savannah, Georgia, on Saturday.
Young men between the ages of 15 and 24 will have the opportunity to receive a free suit and attend classes on etiquette and financial literacy with the goal of leaving with resources to help them pursue professional success.
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“I want them to look in the mirror and say, ‘Why not me?'” Cuban told WJCL. “‘Why can’t I be the person who changes Savannah, changes Georgia and the United States?'”
Cuban said he remembers the days when he didn’t have much.
“The first dress shirt that I bought was used,” he said. “And even that can be too expensive sometimes for people going out and looking for jobs.”
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The program reportedly garnered such high numbers that Cuban opened up additional spots.
