Kodak Black Saves 28 South Florida Families From Eviction

Kodak Black is doing great in his hood — well prior to the vacations strike — settling the staying lease balance for lots of South Florida homes dealing with expulsion.

Kodak’s lawyer, Bradford Cohen, informs TMZ Hip Hop … numerous South Florida rental house costs have actually escalated by as much as 31.5 percent — method greater than the common 3 to 5 percent!

And, that’s where the “Super Gremlin” rap artist actions in — he signed up with forces with neighborhood leader Francky Pierre-Paul and the Zachariah McQueen Foundation to help an overall of 28 households within West Palm Beach’s Merry Place Housing Projects.

We’re informed Kodak will likewise cover any back charges … making his grand overall of charity $88,902.80 this time around.

Kodak informs TMZ … “I’m happy about making other people happy. It makes my heart happy to know those 28 families are being taken care of through the end of the year. I don’t always post the good I do, I just try to do right by people.”

In a different post, Kodak put his rapping abilities on display screen … displaying an acronym for his cherished jobs: People Relying On Just Enough Cash To Survive.

Kodak enjoys his native South Florida and is no complete stranger to returning.

During a July 2021 heat wave, he hand-delivered 100 cooling systems to folks residing in the jobs of Pompano Beach. He likewise notoriously donated $10,000 to the Jack and Jill education center and developed a memorial fund for Florida policeman eliminated in the line of responsibility.