Beyoncé’s BeyGOOD Charity Donating $500K To Help Those Facing Eviction Due To The Pandemic

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Beyonce is paying it forward. The iconic diva’s BeyGOOD charity stepped up to the plate in April to provide relief and assistance to essential workers and those in need after the COVID-19 pandemic affected millions.

Beyonce’s BeyGOOD charity is donating $500,000 to individuals and families facing eviction due to the coronavirus pandemic.The Lemonade star’s philanthropic organization announced the generous initiative on Tuesday (December 22, 2020), with 100 $5,000 gifts going out to help those struggling during the COVID-19 pandemic.“This holiday season while many are stressed with what they will do next regarding their housing, we are proud to share some GOOD news.

Beyonce's charity is donating $500,000 to those who could lose their home during the pandemic. The 'Crazy In Love' hitmaker's charity outfit, BeyGOOD, have announced they will be giving out grants of $5,000 to 100 people who are risk of eviction owing to the current health crisis.

Beyonce is doing even more good.

Beyonce is doing even more good.

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