Megan Thee Stallion has made 2020 her year, but even with her incredible success, the “WAP” rapper hasn’t forgotten about the causes she supports. Stallion announced a partnership with Amazon Music to award two $10,000 scholarships to women of color recipients. Swipe for more moments of hip hop artists giving back.

Eminem isn’t against selling his own possessions to support a charitable cause. The legendary rapper donated several personal items to raise money for the World Health Organization (WHO), and its COVID-19 response fund.

Chance the Rapper took it a step further and founded his own charity, SocialWorks a non-profit to support Chicago’s youth. After having a disappointing discussion with Illinois governor Bruce Rauner, Chance decided to take things into his own hands.

2 Chainz went above and beyond by starting the TRU Foundation, an organization focused on helping younger generations in southside Atlanta and surrounding areas.

J. Cole supported his hometown Fayetteville, North Carolina by sending out a message through his organization The Dreamville Foundation.