Master P is continuing his mission to uplift communities. Following the Super Bowl festivities in New Orleans, the No Limit Records founder partnered with AT&T and Team Hope to donate 500 local students with free laptops.
Speaking with TMZ Hip Hop, Master P emphasized that hip-hop has always been about empowering people. “The hip hop culture [I] adopted and grew to help foster was always about uplifting communities … and that’s what [this] latest ‘I AM CONNECTED’ initiative represents,” he said.
P, who has been dedicated to giving back for over two decades, assured that his philanthropic work is far from over. “Me and Team Hope have been giving back for 25 years, and it’ll be another 25, God willing,” he added.
On February 18th, the rap mogul personally surprised students at Warren Easton High School in New Orleans, donating brand-new laptops along with two years of Microsoft Office programs and ongoing tech support.
With this initiative, Master P is ensuring that the next generation has the tools they need to succeed in a digital world.
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