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Travis Scott is giving back to the community with his newly-launched Cactus Jack Foundation.
The rapper and philanthropist, who recently partnered with McDonald’s, is offering HBCU students a scholarship named after his grandfather.
Vogue reports Scott’s foundation will also partner with The New School at Parsons School of Design to launch a fashion program. “Working with the college and non-profit My Brother’s Keeper, Scott will provide what he calls, ‘an authentic fashion design program’ to high schoolers interested in the field,” Vogue states, also noting Scott’s plans for Cactus Jack Gardens, “an elementary school agricultural and nutrition program.”
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Watch out for Scott’s next philanthropic move, as his generosity seems to only grow with time. Plus, visit his official foundation website here.
