Martina McBride launches emergency help feed Nashville kids, residents amid COVID-19
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — Country star Martina McBride is launching emergency help to help feed the people of Nashville amid devastating tornadoes followed by the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Just last week, McBride helped to pack 3,000 meals for tornado victims, including many children.
Video shows McBride handing out apples to kids in line.
Now, as Nashville deals with a rising number of COVID-19 cases, McBride is again trying to help feed Nashville as the city deals with two crises.
Partnering with OneGen, McBride has launched a GoFundMe to help the organization distribute food directly to streets in the city as schools close for coronavirus precautions.
The hope is to help feeds kids who are home without school lunches and give groceries to those in the music and tourism industry suffering from lost paychecks.
