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Quavo has launched a program to award $100,000 to groups seeking to curb gun violence in Atlanta. Under the rapper's Spark Grants initiative, 10 organizations will be awarded $10,000 each to help minimize gun violence and spread awareness around the state of Georgia. The recipients will be announced
Quavo, a member of the hip-hop group Migos, has launched a new initiative called "Spark Grants" through The Rocket Foundation to address community violence and gun prevention in Atlanta. In honor of his late nephew and fellow Migos member, Takeoff, Quavo plans to give $10,000 each to ten Atlanta-based nonprofit organizations that focus on community upliftment and anti-gun violence. The grants are scheduled to be given on June 18, Takeoff's 30th birthday and during National Gun Violence Awareness Month.
Quavo, a member of the hip-hop group Migos, has launched a new initiative called "Spark Grants" through The Rocket Foundation to address community violence and gun prevention in Atlanta. In honor of his late nephew and fellow Migos member, Takeoff, Quavo plans to give $10,000 each to ten Atlanta-based nonprofit organizations that focus on community upliftment and anti-gun violence. The grants are scheduled to be given on June 18, Takeoff's 30th birthday and during National Gun Violence Awareness Month.
Last month marked one year since Takeoff was fatally shot in Houston.
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