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Kodak Black To Start Annual $10K Scholarship In Castillo’s Name

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5 years ago

May 12, 2019

Kodak Black Allegedly Wants To Pay For The Funeral Of The Late STEM School Hero

A week ago, two presumed shooters executed eight individuals in an assault on Denver, Colorado’s STEM School Highlands Ranch. One of the understudies who lost his life was 18-year-old Kendrick Castillo, a young fellow who had any expectations of one day turning into a specialist.

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Tragically, his life was stopped after Castillo allegedly rushed at one of the shooters with an end goal to spare his schoolmates—numerous that he viewed as like family.

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“’Kendrick Castillo died a legend.’ — 18-year-old Kendrick Castillo is being remembered as a hero after he tried to stop one of the shooters who opened fire at his Colorado school on Tuesday.” – via @nowthisnews #riskhappy

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Kodak Black has likewise known about Castillo’s valiant exertion and as indicated by The Blast, he needs to pay for the family’s memorial service costs to mitigate any monetary weights. Kodak’s lawyer made an impression on the family that peruses:

“First let me tell you words cannot describe my sorrow for your situation. You raised an amazing young man that did an amazing thing. I know that those words cannot provide as much comfort as you and your wife deserve. I have a client that wished me to reach out and extend an offer for him to pay for any and all funeral expenses, as well as establish a scholarship in his name. Your son truly represents the inherent good in people. Again, I am sorry for your loss.”

Kodak apparently likewise needs to set aside $10,000 for a yearly grant in Castillo’s name. The cash will be given to “an understudy heading off to college needing to think about in the science and building zones.”

The rapper as of late dispensed $12,500 to help 14-year-old Paige Cook buy scratch pad for her crusade as she needed to ensure everybody in her school’s low-pay area had supplies for their classes.

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The rapper has frequently helped those in need. A year ago, he gave $10K toward early youth training. Months after the fact, he visited Paradise Childcare in Broward County, Florida and conveyed presents while spruced up as Santa Claus. He even gave $5K for the business’ Christmas party.