G-Eazy Donating A Month Of Free Meals To At-Risk Youth In San Francisco
As families shelter-in-place amid the coronavirus pandemic, Bay Area native G-Eazy is donating a month of free meals to at-risk youth in San Francisco.
Via his Endless Summer Fund organization, the rapper is partnering with Larkin Street Youth Services to fund a local food truck that will provide meals to youth across the Bay for the next month.
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By using the truck, which will provide lunch seven days a week within the next month during the shelter-in-place order, families and community members who can’t easily access meals in person with Larkin’s walk-in stores, will now be able to.
Furthermore, the name of the truck is Mi Morena, which has a full commercial kitchen for whipping up the free meals.
Additionally, Larkin Street Youth Services is a nonprofit dedicated to ending youth homelessness in the Bay Area and surrounding cities.
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G-Eazy’s initiative follows a similar one launched by Arnold Schwarzenegger and TikTok, announced earlier this month.
Their plan included TikTok’s $3 million donation to provide meals to needy kids across the nation, via Schwarzenegger’s organization.