Project Robinhood: Drake & The Game Help Pay For Funerals After Family Dies in Tragic Ohio Housefire

Rapper The Game must be running for Man of The Year because he has really been focused on his "Robin Hood Project", where he goes around committing acts of kindness whether it is big or small. Recently The Game donated $10,000 to the family of 6-year-old Tiana Ricks, who was gunned down along with her father when 2 men approached her family's home in Moreno Valley. The Game has gotten everyone in the giving mood. He and Drake are teaming up to pay for an entire families funeral costs.

Anna Angel recently lost her family of 6 to a house fire, while working her shift at Burger King. The fire consumed her home leaving her 5 kids and boyfriend trapped inside. The Game heard about the story while on the phone with Drake and they both agreed to donate $10,000 to help Anna cover the funeral costs. In addition to their $20,000 the producers of Game's reality show "Marrying The Game" on VH1 also donated $2,500.

Drake tweeted, "What The Game is doing will never be forgotten. Honored to be able to help people alongside my brother."

It's great to see The Game's charitable acts rub off on others in the music industry. Hopefully The Game's act will rub off on Music Mogul P.Diddy soon because this idiot just blew "$1 Million" shooting dice last week and bragged about it via Instagram, but his fans didn't make light of his wastefulness.

The Game is expected to have donated $1 million dollars by Christmas time to people in need. Stay tuned for more news and updates.