21 Savage Gets Community Impact Award From The YMCA

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21 Savage and his Leading By Example Foundation (LBE) did some good for families in Georgia by partnering with the YMCA to bring holiday cheer.


The event, which took place yesterday (December 22), saw 75 local children and their families gather at the YMCA, where they were treated to a festive spread of hors d’oeuvres and gifts. 

21 showcased his generosity by giving each child Christmas presents and their families were provided with special Christmas meals, ensuring a memorable holiday season for all. 

Adding to the event’s significance, the Wade Walker Park Family YMCA honored 21 Savage and the Leading By Example Foundation with the “Community Impact Award.” 

This accolade, accepted on behalf of 21 Savage by his mother, Heather Joseph, recognized their continuous efforts to make a positive difference in the lives of young people. 

The ceremony was attended by notable figures, including 21 Savage’s Manager Justin “Meezy” Williams and State Representative Billy Mitchell, highlighting the community’s support for the initiative.

This year marks the fifth annual holiday toy drive held at the Wade Walker Park Family YMCA, a tradition that has become a beacon of hope and joy for many in the community.

In related news, 21 Savage is hinting that new musical is on the way. Fans in Atlanta have spotted flags around the city, sparking speculation about an upcoming album from the artist. 


















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