Travis Scott and Daughter Stormi, 6, Spread Holiday Cheer as They Help Cactus Jack Foundation Donate 2,000 Toys and Bikes

Travis Scott is spreading holiday cheer in his hometown of Houston!

The Grammy-nominated rapper, 33, and his Cactus Jack Foundation hosted the fifth annual Winter Wonderland Park Toy and Food Drive on Saturday, Dec. 21, donating thousands of gifts and food bags to the community.

The event was a family affair for Scott, who brought his siblings, parents and daughter Stormi, 6½, along for the ride, as well as extended family members. The “Sicko Mode” rapper and Stormi, who he shares with ex Kylie Jenner, personally handed out gifts to children in the community.

Cactus Jack and the Houston Food Bank gave away more than 2,000 toys and bikes, including 200 Nike Cactus Jack sneakers, dolls and gear from the Houston Astros, Fanatics, Space Village and more, as well as 1,000 bags of food.

Travis Scott and Stormi Webster share gifts in Houston on December 21st.

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Santa Claus made a special appearance in the winter wonderland park outside, as well as rapper Don Toliver and Island of love USA star Serena Page.

The event was held at Texas Southern University, a historically black university in Houston. Scott’s family has a long heritage with HBCUs, such as his father Jacques Webster, brother Joshua Webster, grandmother Bernice Webster, grandfather Waymon Webster, great uncle Harold Sargent, great uncle OC Sargent, cousin Akili Sims, cousin Tej Webster, uncle Travis Webster and aunt Senora Webster all attended Prairie View A&M University. His mother, Wanda Webster, attended Grambling State University, while his sister, Jordan Webster, attended Howard University, and his great-uncle, Waldo Sargent, attended Texas Southern University.

Stormi Webster smiles as dad Travis Scott takes a photo of her on Dec. 21 in Houston.

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This is the first year that the Waymon Webster Scholarship Program has been a part of the event; program, named for Scott’s grandfather, has awarded more than $1 million in scholarships to more than 100 HBCU graduates since 2019. At Saturday’s event, students were able to apply for more information about the program and learn how to apply for a scholarship.

Scott launched the Cactus Jack Foundation in 2020 to empower youth by providing access to education and creative resources

Travis Scott at his Winter Wonderland event in Houston on December 21st.

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In addition to the foundation, Scott has his project HEAL, which was launched after 10 of his fans died in a crowd stampede at his Astroworld festival in 2021.

In collaboration with the Cactus Jack Foundation, Project HEAL brings together initiatives ranging from academic scholarships, free mental health resources, a creative design center and event security solutions. These efforts, independently and collectively, aim to address the challenges affecting today’s youth.

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