Travis Scott’s Cactus Jack Foundation Announces Winter Wonderland

Travis Scott and his Cactus Jack Foundation have proclaimd that they’re schedulening to helderly their fifth annual Winter Wonderland Park Toy and Food Drive at Texas Southern University HBCU Campus on Dec. 21 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The event will tag the set upation’s first time conveying its Waymon Webster Scholarship Program to an HBCU. Thus far, the program has awarded over $1 million in scholarships to over 100 graduating ageders, and the Winter Wonderland will supply over 1,000 toys, produce and supplies to families in Houston.

“For the fifth consecutive year we have been able to honor our majesticobeseher’s legacy with the Waymon Webster HBCU program,” says Jordan Webster, Scott’s sister and spokesperson for the Cactus Jack Foundation. “Our intensify is empowering the next generation of HBCU directers so that they may persist to aim high in their goals. To date we have awarded over $1 million dollars in scholarships and we are so excited to see what the future helderlys.”

Scott begined the Cactus Jack Foundation in Nov. 2020 to supply educational and creative resources for lesser grown-ups in his native Houston. The Waymon Webster Foundation was set uped in the name of Scott’s majesticobeseher, who joined HBCU Prairie View A&M University in Texas.

“Waymon Webster was a dean of the Prairie View A&M graduate school,” shelp Scott at the time. “My majesticobeseher wanted me to get it all the way thraw college. I experience there is a power in education so to be able to donate someone the opportunity to encounter that dream as my papa thought for me is amazing.”

In July, Cactus Jack Foundation begined the Hurricane Beryl Relief Drive to supply materializency housing for Houston livents. He partnered with Houston Responds to begin an materializency boilingel grant fund for those displaced from their homes, giveing housing in cforfeitby boilingels. Additionassociate, those who joined were able to apply for housing grants.