Pete Davidson proving again his giving nature as he helps NFL legend with major holiday charity event

New York’s Staten Island — According to a recent Us Weekly report, Pete Davidson, who lives in Staten Island, helped with a significant charitable endeavor over the holidays.

The week before Christmas, Davidson assisted in distributing gifts to youngsters in the Philadelphia area as part of former Eagle Jason Kelce’s longstanding holiday charity practice.

According to the report, Kelce made the monumental decision to provide a gift to every pupil in the Philadelphia public school system using funds generated from a newly released holiday charity album.

Connor Barwin, a former teammate and current Eagles executive who assisted with the giveaway, stated that Kelce and his associates intended to utilize the record’s earnings to purchase a gift for each and every child in the Philadelphia public school system. At first, I didn’t think it was feasible. Jason shoved me.

According to Us magazine, Kelce posted a video of a warehouse almost completely stocked with toys on his YouTube channel about two weeks prior to the holidays.

In the video, Kelce stated, “To be honest with you, I’ve never really seen anything quite like this.” To do such a feat? Between the professors, the teachers, the schools, the toys, and the logistics. For many, this lift is absolutely enormous. I’m not sure if this would be possible in many locations outside of Philadelphia.

According to the publication, Davidson volunteered to assist with the items’ distribution, distributing presents at Benjamin Franklin High School in Philadelphia with just one week till Christmas.

According to the report, Kelce, Davidson, and the other members of the charity sent over 1 million gifts to over 200,000 pupils in the city.

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