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Rihanna, Jack Dorsey Donate $4.2 Million to Help Domestic Violence Victims Affected by COVID-19 Quarantine
By Todd Spangler
Rihanna and Jack Dorsey, CEO of Twitter and Square, are teaming up to help victims of domestic violence in Los Angeles affected by the stay-at-home order during the coronavirus pandemic.
Rihanna’s Clara Lionel Foundation (CLF) and Dorsey on Thursday announced a joint grant to the Mayor’s Fund for Los Angeles to address the current crisis among domestic violence victims in the city. CLF and Dorsey are each committing $2.1 million for a total of $4.2 million.
According to the announcement, while CLF and Dorsey have launched the effort first in L.A., “victims of domestic violence exist all across the world, so this is just the beginning.”
Earlier this week, Dorsey announced that he was allocating $1 billion of his equity in Square to help fund COVID-19 relief efforts. Once the coronavirus crisis has passed, Dorsey said, he intends to dedicate the fund to supporting girls’ health and education initiatives and universal basic income (UBI) pilot programs.
Last week, CLF and Jay-Z’s Shawn Carter Foundation (SCF) announced $2 million in grants to COVID-19 response efforts to support undocumented workers, the children of front-line health workers and first responders, and incarcerated, elderly and homeless populations in New York City and Los Angeles. And in March, CLF announced $5 million in grants to on-the-ground partners working on the front lines of the coronavirus response to protect and prepare vulnerable and marginalized communities in the U.S., Caribbean and in Africa.
The $4.2 million in funding from Rihanna’s CLF and Dorsey will provide 10 weeks of support including shelter, meals and counseling for individuals and their children in Los Angeles suffering from domestic violence at a time when shelters are full and incidents are on the rise.
According to the Los Angeles Housing Authority, about 90 people per week (not including their children) have been turned away from domestic violence shelters in L.A. since the city’s Safer at Home Order was issued March 19. At a cost of approximately $125 per day, the grant will cover housing and food for 90 domestic violence victims per week, with an additional 90 victims every week thereafter for 10 weeks.
CLF, founded in 2012 by Robyn “Rihanna” Fenty, with community-based leaders and organizations around the world developing approaches to education and emergency response and preparedness. CLF will continue to be engaged in COVID-19 response efforts and is accepting donations via its website: claralionelfoundation.org.
Variety
By Todd Spangler
Rihanna and Jack Dorsey, CEO of Twitter and Square, are teaming up to help victims of domestic violence in Los Angeles affected by the stay-at-home order during the coronavirus pandemic.
Rihanna’s Clara Lionel Foundation (CLF) and Dorsey on Thursday announced a joint grant to the Mayor’s Fund for Los Angeles to address the current crisis among domestic violence victims in the city. CLF and Dorsey are each committing $2.1 million for a total of $4.2 million.
According to the announcement, while CLF and Dorsey have launched the effort first in L.A., “victims of domestic violence exist all across the world, so this is just the beginning.”
Earlier this week, Dorsey announced that he was allocating $1 billion of his equity in Square to help fund COVID-19 relief efforts. Once the coronavirus crisis has passed, Dorsey said, he intends to dedicate the fund to supporting girls’ health and education initiatives and universal basic income (UBI) pilot programs.
Last week, CLF and Jay-Z’s Shawn Carter Foundation (SCF) announced $2 million in grants to COVID-19 response efforts to support undocumented workers, the children of front-line health workers and first responders, and incarcerated, elderly and homeless populations in New York City and Los Angeles. And in March, CLF announced $5 million in grants to on-the-ground partners working on the front lines of the coronavirus response to protect and prepare vulnerable and marginalized communities in the U.S., Caribbean and in Africa.
The $4.2 million in funding from Rihanna’s CLF and Dorsey will provide 10 weeks of support including shelter, meals and counseling for individuals and their children in Los Angeles suffering from domestic violence at a time when shelters are full and incidents are on the rise.
According to the Los Angeles Housing Authority, about 90 people per week (not including their children) have been turned away from domestic violence shelters in L.A. since the city’s Safer at Home Order was issued March 19. At a cost of approximately $125 per day, the grant will cover housing and food for 90 domestic violence victims per week, with an additional 90 victims every week thereafter for 10 weeks.
CLF, founded in 2012 by Robyn “Rihanna” Fenty, with community-based leaders and organizations around the world developing approaches to education and emergency response and preparedness. CLF will continue to be engaged in COVID-19 response efforts and is accepting donations via its website: claralionelfoundation.org.
Variety
Her father has been diagnosed with Cov 19.
https://www.perthnow.com.au/enterta...tilator-as-he-battled-covid-19-ng-b881516288z
https://www.perthnow.com.au/enterta...tilator-as-he-battled-covid-19-ng-b881516288z
If you are mechanically inclined, you can make your own for about $100.
MIT has plans and instructions....
But yes, well off people can buy their own, it is about $25k.
I highly doubt that this story is true. He and the truth are not good friends and he been caught out more than once. The biggest hole in this story is that he was release from quarantine after 4 days. Barbados has a mandatory 14 day quarantine, there is no way he was released after 4 days.
Looks like the story changes based on who he talking to according to 1 of the local newspapers.
https://www.nationnews.com/nationnews/news/244941/-faults-fenty-story
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Fenty Skin: Rihanna's New Skincare Line Is Coming Soon
By Amy Lee
Rihanna is launching a skincare line, Fenty Skin.
The pop star and beauty mogul announced the exciting news on Tuesday, sharing a video of her using the upcoming products on Instagram. Now Fenty fanatics will be able to prep their skin before using Fenty Beauty products like Match Stix and Gloss Bombs.
In the teaser, RiRi is gorgeous and glowing as she applies multiple skincare products, which look similar to a foam cleanser, serum and sunscreen. Each product is packaged in sleek, lilac Fenty Skin bottles.
Fenty Skin, "the new culture of skincare," according to the brand, is set to release on July 31. For early access on July 29, sign up on the Fenty Skin website.
Rihanna launched her makeup brand, Fenty Beauty, in 2017, which became an instant hit with its trend-setting, innovative products and expansive range of foundation shades for all skin tones. The megastar also has a lingerie line, Savage X Fenty, featured in a glitzy, star-studded fashion show last fall.
etonline.com
By Amy Lee
Rihanna is launching a skincare line, Fenty Skin.
The pop star and beauty mogul announced the exciting news on Tuesday, sharing a video of her using the upcoming products on Instagram. Now Fenty fanatics will be able to prep their skin before using Fenty Beauty products like Match Stix and Gloss Bombs.
In the teaser, RiRi is gorgeous and glowing as she applies multiple skincare products, which look similar to a foam cleanser, serum and sunscreen. Each product is packaged in sleek, lilac Fenty Skin bottles.
Fenty Skin, "the new culture of skincare," according to the brand, is set to release on July 31. For early access on July 29, sign up on the Fenty Skin website.
Rihanna launched her makeup brand, Fenty Beauty, in 2017, which became an instant hit with its trend-setting, innovative products and expansive range of foundation shades for all skin tones. The megastar also has a lingerie line, Savage X Fenty, featured in a glitzy, star-studded fashion show last fall.
etonline.com
I feel like I just opened a bag of Cheetos and it exploded.
