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Rihanna donated hundreds of items to homeless vets in LA

Not even juggling two babies can keep new mom Rihanna from taking a pause on causes she cares about.

We hear that the star reached out to the Always For The People Foundation, “and made a huge order,” to donate to disabled and homeless vets in Los Angeles, Calif.

The Fenty beauty mogul called up the org’s founder, Sennett Devermont, who then “distributed hundreds of hygiene kits, socks, clothes, sleeping bags, food, 50-plus pairs of shoes, toilet paper, dog food, you name it,” a source told Page Six.. 

This isn’t the first time the pop diva has extended her support to veterans. She visited them back in 2022 when she was pregnant with her first son, RZA, and “spent hours listening to their concerns and their issues,” sans a camera crew or flack, we previously reported.

“She was genuinely interested and concerned,” a source told us at the time.


Sennett Devernont
Rihanna called Sennett Devermont to help Los Angeles veterans.
AFTP Foundation

The “Umbrella” singer spent hours taking photos and unloading items from the van even while pregnant.

Needless to say, she left an indelible mark on people at the homeless encampment outside of the VA Medical Center formerly known as “Veterans Row.”

“I met Rihanna! The greatest singer on earth. She donated clothes, food and she cares about the veterans,” one excited vet said about her visit.


Rihanna and Sennett Devermont
Rihanna and Devermont spent hours at the VA campus last year.
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This time, Rihanna was unable to show up in person as, “Things are crazy with the new babies,” a source said.

Still, “She’s been very supportive even while becoming a new mom.”

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