Jack Harlow to Collect Donations for Hometown Nonprofits During His Kentucky Shows

The “First Class” rapper, 25, is partnering with Metro United Way via his Jack Harlow Foundation to donate food and more to Kentuckians in need while he’s on tour in his home state.

Harlow, who was born and raised in Louisville, is set to kick off his No Place Like Home Tour on Friday, which will take him to six different Kentucky cities. At each stop, Metro United Way will collect donations for local nonprofits.

“To celebrate each concert’s hometown we are collecting donations for local nonprofits with the help of Metro United Way,” the Foundation wrote on Instagram Monday. “Thank you for helping the Jack Harlow Foundation make Kentucky a better place.”

On Nov. 24, in Owensboro, fans can bring deodorant and body wash. In Pikeville on Nov. 25, the foundation is looking for non-perishable foods. The next day, on Nov. 26 in Covington, fans can donate non-perishable foods, specifically green beans and corn.

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