Beyonce’s BeyGOOD charity donates more than $ 500,000 to people at risk of losing their homes in the pandemic
- The organization will award 100 individuals / families in need of $ 5000 scholarships
- Applications will open on January 7, 2021, with funds to go out later that month
- Previously, BeyGOOD had helped organize donations of essential supplies
- They also created a Small Business Impact fund, which has given more than 250 companies $ 10,000 in grants
Beyonce is donating more than $ 500,000 to families in danger of losing their homes after the federal custodial and execution moratorium expires on Dec. 26.
The diva, 39, announced the initiative Tuesday through her personal website, explaining how her charity BeyGOOD is committed to helping during the pandemic.
After helping to get people essentials and launching a Small Business Impact fund, Queen Bey’s organization will now give $ 5,000 in grants to 100 people facing exclusion or eviction.
Do Good: Beyonce’s charity BeyGOOD will give more than $ 500k in grants to those at risk of losing their homes after the federal custodial and execution moratorium expires on Dec. 26. She was seen above in 2019
“When we were faced with the pandemic caused by COVID-19, BeyGOOD came up with a plan to make a difference,” the statement read.
‘We helped organizations across the country providing people with basic needs such as food, water, household items and COVID testing. We’ve also provided mental health support. ‘
In addition, the charity launched the BeyGOOD Small Business Impact Fund, which has given more than 250 small businesses $ 10,000 in grants.
“Beyoncé continues her heart of support and help where it is needed most,” continued before explaining how Phase Two of the BeyGOOD Impact Fund will address those affected by the impending housing crisis.
Charity: Queen Bey’s organization will award 100 people $ 5,000 scholarships
The moratorium on housing will expire on December 26, resulting in mortgage decisions and rent foreclosures. Many families are affected by the pandemic that resulted in job losses, illness and general economic downturn. ‘
This holiday season, while many are stressed about what they will do next with regard to their housing, we are proud to share some good news. Beyoncé gives $ 5k in grants to individuals and families facing executions or evictions. ‘
The online application process will begin on January 7, 2021, and the money will be paid out later that month. A second round will open in February.
Applicants must provide the necessary documentation to the NAACP.
The message ended: ‘#BeyGOOD. Keep the faith. Stay in hope. Together we can all help. ‘