How Black Celebrities Are Giving Back During During The CoronaVirus Outbreak - Page 2
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Ciara And Russell Wilson
Ciara and Russell Wilson have pledged to provide meals for one million hungry individuals. According to NewsOne, “They partnered with the nonprofit Food Lifeline for the initiative. The Washington-based organization equips more than 300 shelters, food banks and meal programs with food. It provides upwards of 134,000 meals daily. The nonprofit focuses on ending hunger in Washington state and increasing the accessibility to healthy food options.”
In a news release on the Seattle Seahaws site Ciara said, “Everything makes a difference. Everything we do together makes a difference, and together we will conquer this tough time we’re going through. We have faith, and we want to encourage everyone else out there to keep the faith.”
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