Ryan Reynolds & Blake Lively Donate $1 Million To Food Banks: ‘COVID-19 Is An A**hole’

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds' support for those suffering during the coronavirus pandemic goes beyond their public $1 million donation to Feeding America and Food Banks Canada. E! reports this evening that the couple donated $400,000 to four New York hospitals.

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds' support for those suffering during the coronavirus pandemic goes beyond their public $1 million donation to Feeding America and Food Banks Canada. E! reports this evening that the couple donated $400,000 to four New York hospitals. New York is currently the state with the most coronavirus cases in the country. It's also Lively and Reynolds' home: They have an apartment in New York City and a house north of the city, in Bedford.

Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively are also contributing to the massive fight against the coronavirus pandemic.

Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively have donated $400,000 (£324,000) to four New York hospitals dealing with the coronavirus.

With the coronavirus outbreak going rampant as the days go by and the death toll increasing at an alarming rate, many celebrities have been stepping up to make sure to contribute to the cause. This includes Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively, who generously donated USD 1 million to be split between Feeding America and Food Banks Canada on March 17, 2020.

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds have made another generous donation to help support the fight against COVID-19.

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds are stepping up once again for an important cause. Two weeks after the Hollywood couple donated $1 million to Feeding America and Food Banks Canada, the famous duo is giving back once again.

The 'Deadpool' actor flexed his comedy muscles

Ryan Reynolds shared a public service announcement to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus in Canada in which he poked fun at fellow celebrities feeling self-important amid the ongoing crisis. The Canadian actor shared the brief one-minute video on his Twitter page Monday in response to a social media chain launched by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Celebrities are doing what they can to help others amid coronavirus concerns.

One of the best ways to combat the spread of Coronavirus is to regularly wash your hands. With the world battling the Covid-19 spread, the World Health Organization has kicked off a "Safe Hands Challenge." As part of the challenge, WHO launched released a video explaining how you should wash your hands every time.

The Coronavirus scare has left the world resorting to self-quarantine. However, despite no mobility, celebrities are finding a way to do help society combat the impact of Covid-19.

Well, this is lovely. On Monday, Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds announced a donation of $1 million to two hunger relief organizations, as the coronavirus pandemic places increased stress on those facing food insecurity. The couple split their donation between Feeding America and Food Banks Canada, they shared on Instagram, both of which operate nationwide food bank networks.

As the coronavirus pandemic forces the closure of schools and other businesses and the self-isolation of elderly individuals, a number of stars are making sizable donations to those in need and using their platform to encourage others to give back.

Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively just made an important donation in the face of the novel coronavirus pandemic. Reynolds took to social media on Monday (March 16) to share that he and Lively have donated $1 million in total to two different food banks across the United States and Canada in a bid to help bring relief to anyone affected by the COVID-19 outbreak.

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds made a $1 million donation to help others during the coronavirus pandemic—and joined many other celebrities in urging people to social distance. Lively and Reynolds gave to Feeding America and Food Banks Canada.

“I think we can all agree, Covid-19 is an a–hole,” Reynolds, 43, wrote via Instagram on Monday, March 16. “If you’re able to help, visit, @feedingamerica and @foodbankscanada.”