Michael Rainey Jr., best known for his role in Power Book II: Ghost, has partnered with the R.A.R.E. (Restoring America through Recovery Education) Foundation to donate $2.4 million in financial literacy resources to three high schools in Staten Island, New York.
The actor recently visited Port Richmond High School, where he shared his personal journey with financial literacy and stressed the importance of financial preparedness as students transition into adulthood. His collaboration with R.A.R.E. aims to empower underserved communities by equipping young people with the tools they need to navigate their financial futures confidently.
The R.A.R.E. Foundation focuses on improving financial literacy in underrepresented communities by providing access to resources like identity protection, credit monitoring, and digital learning tools. Rainey Jr.’s contribution will directly benefit Staten Island students, helping them build a foundation for long-term financial stability. His initiative is part of a larger effort by R.A.R.E. to address financial inequities.
The organization has launched similar programs across New York City, partnering …