As a long-time admirer of Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively, their latest act of generosity leaves me truly awestruck. Time and time again, they have shown us that they are not just Hollywood stars, but genuine humanitarians with a heart as vast as the Atlantic Ocean. Their $1 million donation to Feeding America in aid of hurricane relief efforts is yet another testament to their unwavering commitment towards helping those in need.
Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively have cut a check to help with hurricane relief efforts.
A generous duo has contributed $1 million to Feeding America, an amount earmarked for providing essential goods following the destructive hurricanes Helene and Milton. These storms have left significant damage in areas of Florida and North Carolina. This donation follows a previous $5 million gift from their close friend, Taylor Swift.
Reynolds and Lively expressed great pride in assisting Feeding America. They acknowledged the selfless efforts of individuals providing vital aid to families struggling after the devastating hurricanes. Our sympathies are with everyone impacted by these twin catastrophes. If you’re in a position to help, visit the Feeding America website for further details.
In response, Claire Babineaux-Fontenot, CEO of Feeding America, expressed gratitude for their generous contributions to the disaster relief fund. “Their continued assistance during challenging times has been instrumental in our ability to support affected communities before, during, and after disasters. These funds will enable food banks to distribute essential items like water, prepared meals, and supplies to those experiencing devastating loss and a prolonged recovery process.
In the initial phase of the 2020 pandemic, Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively generously contributed $500,000 to Feeding America, aiding their efforts with the COVID-19 relief fund.
Over these past few weeks, I’ve been deeply affected, seeing my beloved home states grappling with back-to-back hurricanes. As Hurricane Milton struck land on Wednesday, it claimed at least five lives and left approximately three million people without electricity, according to The Associated Press. This disaster occurred mere two weeks after Hurricane Helene ravaged the southern regions.
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2024-10-11 01:24