Tory Lanez has kept himself busy with several ventures over the past few months. Of course, Quarantine Radio is among them but he also dropped off some new music and is slowly establishing himself as a businessman in his own right. His philanthropic efforts are also getting some shine after he launched his latest initiative “100 Black Fathers” through his Dream City Fund, a project he launched with his father alongside L.A.-based Dream Center.

The Dream City Fund’s 100 Black Fathers initiative launched in partnership with Van Jones and Cut50, with Door Dash and Amazon Music serving as sponsors. They provided gifts and dinner for free to former inmates who are now re-adjusting themselves into society after being released due to COVID-19.

“I think right now this is the most important and just something that’s on my heart to do because I’m all for prison reform and a lot of things that are going on in our community,” he said in a video posted to Instagram. “I wanted to give all those fathers something that they never had and this is from me to you.”

The rapper also shared an open letter to the fathers who were recently released, writing, “You’re with your family. You deserve to enjoy today! I’m grateful to be a very small part of it. I know as a Black father raising Black children in this world, things aren’t easy.”

Check the entire letter here.

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