The festive season is a season of giving and rapper Latto is doing just that. The 23-year-old Clayton County girl made a big impact in her community this past weekend with her second annual “Christmas in Clayco” event.
The “Big Energy” rapper shared details of the event via Instagram on Friday.
The 2nd annual “Christmas in Clayco” organized by my foundation “Win some get some” is going to be BIG this year!! If you live in Clayton County and need help this holiday, PULL UP! Register at XmasinClayco.com
The event takes place on Sunday
The event, held at the Carl Rhodenizer Recreation Center, featured 3,000 gifts for residents. In addition, they were also given free food, entertainment and other essential items for “difficult families”, VIBE reported.
| @Latto went out for his homeland. She spent over 250,000 on bikes, computers, scooters, tablets, speakers, electronics etc. What a generous queen 🥹❤️ pic.twitter.com/GanVYspOFd
— Latto’s Fate | Fans 🍀 (@LattosDestiny) December 18, 2022
Latto, who wore a Santa costume at the event, shared her excitement for the “rounded” moment.
My success is very much indebted to Clayton County, so I feel great to be here. My old school Rex Mill was exactly two minutes down the street and we were driving past it, and I said, ‘Oh my God. Everything is going perfectly.’ ‘I am so blessed and happy to share my blessings.
Latto is also given
The 23-year-old was also rewarded with grateful hearts. She received her own official holiday, “Latto Day,” which will be celebrated on December 18. And a key to the city.
| @Latto was given the key to Clayco at her Christmas event ❤️🔑 pic.twitter.com/UN4fW1CzmW
— Latto’s Fate | Fans 🍀 (@LattosDestiny) December 18, 2022
Former gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams, Clayton County commissioner Alieka Anderson and Clayton County Board of Education President Jessie Goree were also present to celebrate Latto’s achievement.
Anderson shared a quote with the media, provided by VIBE.
Latto is the epitome of greatness here. Our kids love her, the trustees love her, and this is a great partnership for the community and for the children at Clayton County Public Schools. I want them to see dedication. When you give, it reciprocates. What we tell our kids in Clayton County is that you can go and be whatever you want to be, and Latto is a great example of that.
According to People, Lotto, whose real name is Alyssa Michelle Stephens, founded Win Some Give Some back in 2021 to empower young people at risk. And provides resources and “self-esteem support for equal opportunity and lifelong success.”
Kudos to Latto for giving back to her community so graciously! And be given this honor!
