Beyonce's Charity to Donate Thousands of Dollars to Families Facing Eviction Amid Pandemic

Following in her aunt’s footsteps! Beyoncé’s daughter, Blue Ivy, looked just like her aunt Solange Knowles while dancing in a new video.

direct to your inboxA local community have come together to raise thousands of pounds for the family of a restaurant owner who died after a carjacking in Stockport. Haji Mohammed Heydayatul Islam - known as Nowab Miah - from Hyde, Tameside, was delivering a meal on Friday (January 8) in Romiley when the tragedy happened.

Refresh for chart and more analysis Even if there wasn’t a pandemic, odds are this would still be a hard weekend at the domestic box office, what with all the distraction that came out of our nation’s Capitol this past week. Television news seems to be filled with enough suspense and cliffhangers with the Capitol Insurrection, versus the big screen, as we all cling to our TV screens at home to witness how President Donald J. Trump will leave office, expectedly with chaos in tow.

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip received coronavirus vaccines amid the ongoing pandemic.

Noah Beck addressed the controversy surrounding his recent trip to the Bahamas in the midst of the global coronavirus pandemic.

It was a lucky day for all involved. A couple in Maine paid it forward after winning a $1 million lottery jackpot, giving a few thousand bucks to the supermarket staff members who helped them on the fateful day they bought the winning ticket.

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family. This weekend, in celebration of the arrival of 2021, the singer shared her annual year-end video to her Instagram, which features her and husband Jay Z’s three children, Blue Ivy, eight, and three-year-old twins Sir and Rumi, who are often kept off of social media.

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Rioters who descended upon Portland for two consecutive days last week caused tens of thousands of dollars in damage to a city already weighed down by a summer of destructive, at-times violent protests, officials said. The Oregon city is reeling from the riots reported on Thursday and Friday that officials said targeted businesses, government buildings and even nonprofits.They did not elaborate on the total cost of the damage.

SAG-AFTRA president Gabrielle Carteris and national executive director David White on Tuesday posted a message to the labor union website with an update to COVID-19 filming protocols amid the current surge in cases.

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs is helping Miami residents pay their rent amid the coronavirus pandemic.According to the New York Post’s Page Six, the rapper is supporting a number of families in the Overton neighborhood and offering grants to help 175 families across the area to pay for their housing as well as essentials.Diddy will be giving out the financial gifts through his Sean Combs Foundation.The report comes after Diddy was recently forced to cancel his annual New Year’s Eve party amid the

Beyoncé gifted her friends and family the most epic piece of jewelry to commemorate 2020.On Sunday, December 27, the star’s cousin Angie Beyinc shared an up-close look at the gold necklace which features a diamond encrusted “2020” pendant. But this isn’t your average pendant.

Chrishell Stause issued a response to her critics on social media after she seemingly ignored coronavirus restrictions to celebrate Christmas with her family.  The "Selling Sunset" star, 39, shared a series of photos on Instagram of herself introducing her new boyfriend, "Dancing with the Stars" pro Keo Motsepe, to her family as they celebrated the holidays.The snaps showed the group in matching holiday onesies as they posed together indoors, complete with kids and dogs.  However, the family

Beyonce is paying it forward. The iconic diva’s BeyGOOD charity stepped up to the plate in April to provide relief and assistance to essential workers and those in need after the COVID-19 pandemic affected millions.

Beyonce’s BeyGOOD charity is donating $500,000 to individuals and families facing eviction due to the coronavirus pandemic.The Lemonade star’s philanthropic organization announced the generous initiative on Tuesday (December 22, 2020), with 100 $5,000 gifts going out to help those struggling during the COVID-19 pandemic.“This holiday season while many are stressed with what they will do next regarding their housing, we are proud to share some GOOD news.

Beyonce's charity is donating $500,000 to those who could lose their home during the pandemic. The 'Crazy In Love' hitmaker's charity outfit, BeyGOOD, have announced they will be giving out grants of $5,000 to 100 people who are risk of eviction owing to the current health crisis.

Beyoncé is offering a helping hand to some people who could really use it.