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For his second stop the Bankhead native gifted 50 boys from the Next Level Boys Academy diversion program with $200 each to shop at DTLR. AKOO gave coats to all the boys with Viola Cares serving as a co-sponsor. The Next Level Boys Academy is an innovative mentoring organization for boys and young men. They are committed to improving the social and emotional development of young men from the ages of 5 to 25. The Diversion program provides an alternative to incarceration for young men up to 25 years old. On average, the program averts more than 100,000 years of prison time per week, and offers an array of services that meets the needs of the boys and men in their program. These services include life and social skills, conflict resolution, anger management, behavior modification, GED resources and job placements. This isn’t T.I.’s first time giving back either through his organization. In 2017, he purchased $20,000 worth of gifts for single mothers who couldn’t afford any at Tar
T.I. (Photo credit: Bang Media)
T.I. continues his pre-Christmas tradition of philanthropy work in and around Atlanta for area children.
The Grand Hustle boss and his Harris Community Works foundation took 50 boys from the Next Level Boys Academy on a $200 shopping spree at the popular urban clothing store, DTLR. Clifford “Tip” Harris Jr., also donated a coat to each teen from his AKOO Clothing line in time for Christmas, according to
The Shade Room.
On the Next Level Boys Academy’s Instagram page, the school conveyed its astonishment with how much Tip and HCW have continuously contributed to the success of its organization, calling it “beyond amazing.”