Travis Scott and his Cactus Jack Foundation organized a holiday toy drive for families in need in Houston.
"more than 2,000 kids in Houston who come from struggling families" the Foundation said, although it is being reported that over 5,000 children received gifts.
Those who attended were able to receive one gift per child, and the Cactus Jack Foundation shared a few photos of the event, as well.
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Earlier this year, Travis Scott gave back with a charitable effort in Houston, as he unveiled a campus garden at the Young Elementary school.
This garden will be one of many at schools across the city in an effort to teach students about nutrition, gardening, and agriculture.
"Hopefully, you know, it gives these kids some sort of inspirational thing to do every day, and kind of help them look forward to the future," said Travis.
He dedicated the garden to his grandmother who was by his side at the ceremony.
"We grew up not too far from here on Rosehaven. She used to have a garden in her backyard that looked similar to this," Scott said. "All she did was make flowers for people around the neighborhood and for family and mostly for anyone that asked, so it's kinda crazy that we're able to bring this to the elementary school and allow kids to have that same experience."