RELIEF GANG

Trucks made their way through the downtown area Friday afternoon, loaded with some essential winter apparel and other items for those in need.

Rapper Trae Tha Truth is known for his philanthropic work across Houston, but now, the world will have the opportunity to see him being honored for those efforts.

Trae tha Truth and Relief Gang have been at the forefront of these charitable efforts, and even a week later the rapper and activist is still giving back to his hometown. Trae tha Truth posted a video to Instagram, explaining Relief Gang's plan to rent out a gas station to complete the philanthropic feat. Not only will Relief Gang be providing families with free gas, but they will also be providing free meals and water. Originally, the location wasn't disclosed due to a limited amount of resources, but then Trae tha Truth allowed 150 more families to come by to receive free gas and other necessities. Trae tha Truth and Relief Gang are currently located at the Chevron on the corner of Elgin and Scott.

Houston rapper and activist Trae Tha Truth is doing what he can to spread holiday cheer to families in need this season.

Trae the Truth and his Relief Gang are once again stepping up for Houstonians in need. The crew partnered with Turkey Leg Hut Monday evening to host a private dinner for more than 100 families in need ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday. "Uncle Trae always doing good deeds for the city of Houston," Lyric shared on Instagram. "So, having [Trae the Truth and the Relief Gang] give back to the community as much as they do, it’s such a blessing for everyone, especially during these times." The Relief Gang also handed out more than 300 turkeys and side dishes on Monday.

Trae tha Truth and his Relief Gang are once again stepping up for Houstonians in need. "Uncle Trae always doing good deeds for the city of Houston," Lyric shared on Instagram. "So, having [Trae tha Truth and the Relief Gang] give back to the community as much as they do, it’s such a blessing for everyone, especially during these times." The Relief Gang also handed out more than 300 turkeys and side dishes on Monday. The Relief Gang says it is also planning to give away 200 jackets and hats to families this weekend.

HOUSTON – Houston rapper and philanthropist Trae Tha Truth and his Relief Gang partnered with the Turkey Leg Hut to help feed more than 100 families in need Monday evening in a private dinner to help celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday. I always, I’m that type of person who always tried to help out. So, having them give back to the community as much as they do, it’s such a blessing for everyone, especially during these times,” she said. Community leaders, including Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner and Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee, were also on hand. The Relief Gang is also planning to give away 200 jackets and hats to families in need this weekend.

Trae tha Truth and his Relief Gang are helping victims of Topical Storm BetaTrae the Truth, DJ Mr. Rogers and Relief Gang are out helping out families in need after flooding caused by Tropical Storm Beta. Trae the Truth, DJ Mr. Rogers and Relief Gang are out helping out families in need after flooding caused by Tropical Storm Beta. Relief Gang was started by Houston hip-hop artist and philanthropist Trae Tha Truth, and Houston-based DJ and record producer DJ Mr. Rogers. Relief Gang recently made a trip to Lake Charles to assist with the damage caused by Hurricane Laura. ANGELS BY NATURE: Trae the Truth and 'Relief Gang' head out to Louisiana to help storm victimsTrae and Relief Gang are now helping out those affected by Tropical Storm Beta.

LAKE CHARLES, La. – Houston rapper and philanthropist Trae Tha Truth and his Relief Gang are headed to Lake Charles, Louisiana, Friday to assist those in need after Hurricane Laura. “Meet us at Buccee’s in Baytown tomorrow (8/28) at 9am,” he wrote. Thompson has contributed to many efforts recently, including those focused on social injustices. The rapper has been protesting and organizing events centered around justice for Kentucky woman and shooting victim Breonna Taylor and Fort Hood soldier Vanessa Guillen.