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Rihanna Launches ‘The Dollar Campaign’ To Support Global Education

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While Drake was busy rocking Rihanna’s socks on the Gram to the Internet’s curiosity, RiRi was busy with her ongoing effort to support global education.

The singer has launched a new fundraising initiative called “The Dollar Campaign,” which will allow fans to donate money via her Clara Lionel Foundation website.

Every dollar given will not only go toward the Clara Lionel Foundation’s global education, health, and emergency response programs but will also provide a chance to win a trip to her Diamond Ball in New York City on September 14.

I want to challenge each of you to make a commitment to help one person, one organization, one situation that touches your heart,” Rihanna stated. “My grandmother always used to say if you have a dollar there’s plenty to share.”

The deadline for donations is Sept. 5. For more information, visit ClaraLionelFoundation.org.

As for Drake wearing Rihanna’s socks… Aubrey shared a pic of himself in the latest from RiRi’s “Fenty for Stance by Rihanna” collection of socks, and the Internet wondered what to make of it.

The foot covering features an illustration of Rihanna from the music video for “Work,” her collaboration with Drake.

Drake, in turn, captioned his IG pic “trabajo,” the Spanish word for work.

Eurweb.com

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