Atlanta rapper Gunna helps give back to his old high school

ATLANTA — A rapper who grew up in metro Atlanta and made it big, is giving back to students at his old high school.

Sergio “Gunna” Kitchens surprised students at Ronald McNair High with an incredible donation.

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“This is things I said I was going to do when I got in a position to do it,” Gunna said.

It’s called Gunna’s Drip Closet and it’s the school. It was designed for students who need clothing, shoes, food and even toiletries. There are even items for people who are vegetarians or vegan.

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“It just make me feel like a better person. It just makes me feel like I’m doing what needs to be done for my community,” Gunna said.

His message to kids is to stay in school, stay motivated and always keep God first.

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