Glorilla is giving back to the community that shaped her, and her alma mater, Melrose High School in Memphis, is showing her love in return. The Memphis rapper, recently made a generous $25,000 donation to her former high school. The contribution is set to support the creation of a new media center, providing students with enhanced access to resources and technology to help them succeed academically.
In an inspiring act of gratitude and community spirit, Glorilla’s donation will fund the establishment of a modern space designed to foster learning and creativity. The media center will not only provide students with the tools they need to explore their interests in digital media but will also serve as a beacon of opportunity for future generations of Melrose High students.
To honor Glorilla's contribution and legacy, school officials have decided to name the new media center after her. The "Gloria H. Woods Media Center" will stand as a lasting tribute to her impact on the school and her commitment to uplifting the Memphis community. Glorilla, born Gloria Woods, has always spoken proudly of her roots in Memphis. underscores her ongoing connection to the place that helped shape her.
Students and faculty at Melrose High, were excited to support their beloved former student when learning the announcement of the $25k donation and plans for the new media center. Melrose High, has always supported Glorilla’s rise to fame. The rapper has been vocal about her desire to inspire young people in her hometown and beyond, and this donation is a tangible reflection of that mission. As she continues to blaze a trail in the music industry, Glorilla remains grounded in her commitment to giving back to the community that helped her reach her dreams.