BeGonce BeyGOOD donates more than $ 500,000 to people at risk of losing their homes during a pandemic
- The organization will provide 100 people / families in need of grants of $ 5,000
- Applications will open on January 7, 2021, and funds will be paid later that month
- Previously, BeyGOOD contributed to the organization of donations of essential supplies
- They also created an impact fund for small businesses, which awarded more than 250 businesses grants of $ 10,000.
Beyonce is donating more than $ 500,000 to families at risk of losing their homes after the federal eviction and enforcement moratorium expires on December 26.
The 39-year-old diva announced the initiative through her personal website on Tuesday, explaining how the charity BeyGOOD is committed to helping during the pandemic.
After helping to get essential goods for people and launching a Small Business Impact fund, Queen Bey will now provide $ 5,000 in grants to 100 people facing foreclosure or eviction.
Doing well: Beyonce’s charity BeyGOOD will provide more than $ 500,000 in grants to those at risk of losing their homes after the federal eviction and enforcement moratorium expires on December 26th. He saw her in 2019 above
“When we faced the pandemic caused by COVID-19, BeyGOOD created a plan to make a difference,” the statement said.
“We assisted organizations across the country that provided people with basic needs, such as food, water, household goods and COVID testing. I also provided support for mental health.
In addition, the charity launched the BeyGOOD Small Business Impact fund, which provided more than $ 250 grants to small businesses.
“Beyoncé continues her heart of support and helps where it is most needed,” he continued before explaining how the second phase of the BeyGOOD Impact Fund will address those affected by the approaching housing crisis.
Charity: Queen Bey will provide $ 5,000 in grants to 100 people
“The moratorium on housing will end on December 26, resulting in foreclosure and eviction. Many families are affected by the pandemic that has led to job losses, illness and the general economic slowdown.
“This holiday season, while many are stressed by what they will do in terms of their home, we are proud to share some GOOD news. Beyoncé provides $ 5,000 in grants to individuals and families facing forced executions or evictions. “
The online application process opens on January 7, 2021, and the funds will be paid later that month. A second round will open in February.
Applicants must provide the necessary NAACP documentation.
The message ended: ‘#BeyGOOD. Keep the faith. Stay hopeful. Together we can all help. ‘