T.I. went above and beyond this Easter Sunday after he spent the holiday reuniting non-violent offenders with their families.
On Sunday, T.I. bailed all 23 people out of jail.The “Dead and Gone” rapper celebrated Easter by assisting 16 men and seven women locked up in DeKalb County Jail in Georgia.
XXL Magazine reports: Senior Pastor Dr. Jamal Bryant said “It’s almost like finally meeting the good Samaritan – somebody who you don’t know that you didn’t see coming. They’re appreciative to be able to press the refresh button.”
Fox 5 is Georgia also reports that the mission to bail out non-violent offenders was first brought forward by New Birth Missionary Baptist Church in Lithonia, Georgia. The church launched its effort on Lent and pledged to raise $40,000. Once T.I. and “Love & Hip Hop” star Scrapp Deleon joined the cause, they raised over $120,000.
Cameras made sure to capture the reactions of the non-violent offenders in the video above.
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