Our History

Cognac Queen Pageant Scholarships
(August 14, 2019)

In support of educational access, Megan partnered with the Cognac Queen Pageant which awarded $10,000 scholarships to two young women. 

2021

Make a Wish Foundation – (February 3, 2021)

On February 3, Megan spoke with 14 year-old Jayvon Bright from Alpharetta, GA who was suffering from Metastatic Osteosarcoma (rare bone cancer). Jayvon was a big fan of Megan and was inspired by her commitment to her goals, specifically related to her finishing her college degree. Jayvon passed away in May 2021.

Winter Storm Uri Relief for Senior Citizens and Single Mothers
(March 4, 2021)

Megan partnered with NACC Disaster Services and US Representative Sheila Jackson Lee to help rebuild and repair homes at no cost to senior citizens and single mothers in her hometown of Houston following Winter Storm Uri, totaling 52 major home repairs for seniors and 1 single mother, 30 minor home repairs and 3 homes are currently being repaired as of November 2021.  

“Women on Top” in collaboration with Fashion Nova Cares
(March 8-31, 2021)

Megan partnered with Fashion Nova Cares on the philanthropic initiative, “Women on Top,” to provide funds to organizations focused on education, women-owned businesses, and uplifting female-focused charities. Fashion Nova’s contributions totaled $1,000,000, ten of which were selected by Megan and received $25,000 each. Those ten were focused on a variety of causes such as disaster relief for single women and senior citizens, housing and general well-being support for homeless women, scholarship funds for low-income women in the sciences, economic and social justice for women of color, in addition to women entrepreneurs and small women-founded businesses with products and services like skincare and fashion. 

Megan selected ten organizations that received a total of $250,000:

• NACC Disaster Relief
• YWCA Houston
• TSU 
• Bread of Life
• Breonna Taylor Foundation
• Until Freedom
• Glowing Goddess 
• Just B
• Black Mamas Matter Alliance
• Ebony Underwood’s WE GOT US NOW

Shawn Carter Foundation Digital HBCU Bus Tour
(April 2, 2021)

Megan participated as a special guest to conclude the annual Shawn Carter Foundation (SCF) Digital HBCU Bus Tour where she shared her college experience with the 43 high school juniors and seniors, gave advice & personal insights of going to school, inspired the students, participated in a Q&A and briefly spoke with Ms. Gloria Carter, CEO & Co-Founder of SCF. 

The Roc Nation School of Music, Sports & Entertainment at LIU Brooklyn
(June 2021)

Megan announced a full-ride scholarship for a deserving student from her native Houston, TX to attend The Roc Nation School of Music, Sports & Entertainment at LIU Brooklyn. 

Back to School Giveaway @ Albert Thomas Middle School
(August 2021)

Megan provided back-to-school essentials that included a Nike backpack, Nike socks, Coach wallet, swag from Popeyes, hats, socks, and basketballs to all 600 students attending her alma mater, Albert Thomas Middle School. 

Houston Random Acts of Kindness in collaboration with Popeyes
(October 2021)

Megan Thee Stallion selected the Houston RAK Day to receive a donation in partnership with Popeyes, to distribute toys and gifts for youth and families in need for the holidays. Four festive distributions provided 150 bikes, 300 scooters, over 4,500 toys, and were even attended by Santa Claus, the Grinch, Olaf the Snowman, and Santa's Elves. 

Thanksgiving Food Distribution with NACC Disaster Relief
(November 2021)

Megan Thee Stallion donated $10,000 to the NACC Disaster Relief to provide 4,000 families with a Thanksgiving meal. 

Steve Fund’s Project Mental Health Programming
in Collaboration with XQ Institute

Megan participated in the program about health wellness, with a $20,000 contribution going to the Steve Fund’s Projects activities in Houston. The Steve Fund’s Project has engaged over 440 students in the Houston Independent School District with 400 students being currently enrolled in the Well-Being in Color Workshops, 25 students from the Houston area have been trained as peer co-facilitators for the Well-Being in Color Workshops, and 80 are enrolled in support groups. The entire program was focused on removing the stigma of mental illness and raising awareness of anxiety and depression in young people of color.

18th Congressional District Humanitarian Award
(December 12, 2021)

Congresswoman Jackson Lee honored Megan with the 18th Congressional District Humanitarian Award for her efforts during the winter storm and other charitable work in Houston.