Diddy announced plans to donate $200,000 to the Unforgettable healthcare campaign, which is expanding and improving the Suubi "Hope" Health Center in Uganda. The initiative was started by French Montana in partnership with the non-profit Mama Hope and Global Citizen after he filmed the video for his hit "Unforgettable" in Kampala.
"I've always said my purpose is to inspire and empower the next generation to become great leaders and to honour their hustle along the way,” Diddy told Rolling Stone.
"In addition to passing the torch to French, I'm showing my support for the work he is doing in Uganda.
“Not only will Ciroc [vodka] be donating $100 000 to support the organisation Mama Hope, I am matching the donation so that our stories and successes can benefit as many people as possible."
The money donated by both artists will go towards the construction of a prenatal care clinic, a maternity ward, the purchase of a new ambulance, and the Suubi Health Centre.
"It's important to give back, it's important to be an agent of change," Diddy, whose real name is Sean Combs, said. "That's a core part of being down with the Bad Boy family."
