With the world coming together, in order to combat the viral pandemic, many celebs are putting forth efforts and contributing to the COVID-19 relief fund.
Rapper
Meek Mill and Jay Z donated over 100,000 masks to correctional facilities. Now, the Philly rapper is participating in the “All In Challenge,” and putting his “favorite” car up for auction.
In an Instagram video, he stated,
“Yo! What’s up? It’s your boy Meek Mill right here checking in- the “All in Challenge.” My guy hit me about the All in Challenge, I quickly accepted,” Meek expressed.
“I’m checking in. This for people who were affected by the coronavirus–the less fortunate,” he continued. “I’m in a position where I can help out so, you know me, he said. I came right out the door, my biggest car, my favorite car, my Rolls Royce Phantom. I’m donating to the #AllInChallenge. I quickly accepted,” he added.
He ended his message, calling out Lebron James, James Harden, and Floyd Mayweather to participate in the challenge also.
Other celebrities like, Magic Johnson and Kevin Hart accepted the challenge as well. The actor stated that he would give one person “A Movie Star Experience,” giving someone a speaking role in his next movie. This will also comes with an assistant, car service, and even an appearance in the trailer.
Magic Johnson is offering an hour of his time, a trip to Los Angeles, dinner with said person’s friend, and even more.
Started by Philadelphia 76ers partner and Fanatics executive, Michael Rubin, the goal is to unite sports, business, and entertainment communities to create the largest digital fundraiser and help those impacted by COVID-19.
According to a tweet from the “All In Challenge” twitter account, “The
#AllinChallenge is the largest digital fundraiser ever, with a goal to raise $100,000,000 for Coronavirus crisis relief to help provide food to those in need: kids, the elderly and frontline workers.”
Celebrities were also told to give their most prized possession. “You need to give away one of your most cherished possessions or create a once-in-a-lifetime fan experience,” he said.
