Rapper 21 Savage hands out gifts to families in Georgia as part of his annual Grant-A-Wish event

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21 Savage served up some holiday cheer on Wednesday during his Leading By Example Foundation's fourth annual Grant-A-Wish event in Stone Mountain, Georgia.The rapper, 30 - who recently released a joint album with Drake - handed out gifts and snacks to 100 local parents and their children at the Wade Walker Family YMCA, according to TMZ.During the event, Georgia state representative Billy Mitchell officially declared December 21 as '21 Savage Day.' 21 Savage served up some holiday cheer on Wednesday during his Leading By Example Foundation's fourth annual Grant-A-Wish event in Stone Mountain, GeorgiaThe day is in honor of the hitmaker's community support, such as his Bank Account Campaign which provides 'financial literacy education to underserved youth.' Along with free finance courses, the non-profit also 'provides scholarships, access to bank accounts and job placement for teens and students alike.' The Leading By Example Foundation was launched in 2018.

Season of giving: The rapper, 30 - who recently released a joint album with Drake - handed out gifts and snacks to 100 local parents and their children at the Wade Walker Family YMCA, according to TMZ; 21 Savage seen with mother Heather Carmillia Joseph Proud mom: He was joined by his mother Heather Carmillia Joseph, who was clad in a bright red cardigan and a stylish all-black ensemble Joy: Savage looked overjoyed to be giving back to his community for the fourth year in a rowLast year, 21 Savage (born Shéyaa Bin Abraham-Joseph) partnered with the financial technology firm Chime to hand out 100 $1,000 scholarships to high school students who completed Bank Account at Home's six-course online program.Bank Account at Home is the virtual equivalent of the rapper's Bank.