Dwayne Wade's Contribution To Mount Rushmore

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Dwayne Wade would be a good face for Mount Rushmore. He is a professional basketball player for the Miami Heat. Wade has made many contributions to this country. He is continuously recognized for his promise to help this country become a better place. The Wade’s World Foundation provide support for organizations that promote education, health, and social skills for children. Wade received a Humanitarian Award for his dedication to community and worldly charitable causes. He also received the 2012-2013 Community Assist Award for his philanthropic and charitable work. As viewers can see, Dwayne Wade has made many offerings to his community and this

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