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Multi-hyphenate, top ten Billboard charting artist, Kwanza Jones, releases Powerful Anthems of Resilience, Boosts Get Out the Vote Efforts.

Kwanza Jones releases her new track titled “More Now Than Ever”. The song is an anthem of empowerment, providing resilience and strength to people in this time of uncertainty and crisis.

A host of dignitaries, corporate titans, esteemed philanthropists, and supporters filled a sold-out ballroom on May 21, 2022 raising a record-breaking $2.2 million for aspiring collegians aging out of the foster care system nationwide.

Following the release of her new track titled “Queen Moves Only, Mother’s Day Mix”, Jones donated $10,000 each to 3 organizations that make a positive impact in the world.

Kwanza Jones donates $15,000 to LA Food Bank after her team of volunteers from SUPERCHARGED by Kwanza Jones company packed 3,648 food boxes.

Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights on Thursday presented its Ripple of Hope Awards to Stacey Abrams, Amanda Gorman, José E. Feliciano, Deven Parekh, and Hans Vestberg.

Run by a trio of VC partners, LA Tech Cares has raised $200,000 to donate to the L.A. Education Recovery Fund for summer school programs, and is ultimately aiming to donate around $300,000.

Princeton University alumni Kwanza Jones and José E. Feliciano have made a $20 million gift to Princeton University, the largest gift to date by Black and Latino donors.

Clearlake Capital Group co-founder Jose Feliciano and his wife, musical artist Kwanza Jones, have donated $20 million to Princeton University to construct two new dormitories at their alma mater that will be named after the two donors. It is the largest donation to the university to date from Black and Latino philanthropists, Princeton said. Feliciano helped found Clearlake in 2006.

The billionaire investor and artist, lawyer and entrepreneur have given the biggest gift ever to the university from Black and Latino donors.