One author is using social media to send $200 rent relief payments direct to your cash app, all you have to do is ask.
As of April 17, 2020, he’s doled out $200,000 to 1,000 individuals and still has $100k left thanks to charitable donations to the GoFundMe from strangers. The max grant is $200 per person and this goes without saying, but Joseph does not take a dime from the GoFundMe donations, he’s only the facilitator.
No charitable organization is 100% free from flaws and Joseph method of finding payment recipients is random, but he’s doing the best he can, telling
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