50 Cent inducted into Motion Pictures & Television Fund's Board Of Governors alongside names like Greg Berlanti, Lauren Shuler Donner, and Ann Sarnoff.
50 Cent Joins Hollywood Elite on Board Of TV & Movie Charity: 'This is Amazing'
Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson have been added to the board of governors of the Motion Picture & Television Fund, the 100-year-old charitable organization that supports working and retired members of the entertainment industry through a safety net of health and social services, including temporary financial assistance, case management and residential living.
The television mogul was honored as part of the group of the latest inductees on Monday (April 11), According to Hollywood Reporter, 50 Cent joined the board of governors of the Motion Picture & Television Fund.
“I’m so honored to be part of the leadership of this extraordinary organization,” he said of joining the charity fund. “Being able to give back to this industry is something we should all strive for, and I can’t wait for all the exciting changes we have in store.”
The Motion Picture & Television Fund has been around for about a century and provides financial assistance through social programs to those working and retired from the entertainment industry.
“We’re more than thrilled to have these four incredible leaders in their fields join our board of governors,” said MPTF president Bob Beitcher. “Our future is truly looking bright as we move ahead to a new era of taking care of our own.”
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