Meek Mill attends march with Robert Kraft in Poland to honor Holocaust survivors and victims

Meek Mill & Robert Kraft go to Poland to honor Holocaust victims

Meek Mill has done various honorable initiatives with his REFORM organization, as New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft is also part of it. With REFORM, Meek also hosted an event in his hometown of Philadelphia earlier this month, to help ex-convicts help redeem themselves with a second chance at life, such as with job opportunities.

However, Meek’s humanitarian efforts continue.  According to TMZ, he and Robert Kraft attended a march in Poland, on Tuesday. This was done in order to honor survivors and victims of the Holocaust. This event was the 35th annual “March of the Living.” Kraft also lit up one of the six torches at the event, in commemoration of those being honored. This comes after he recently launched the $25 million #StandUpToJewishHate campaign, to combat anti-Semitism.

March of the Living was held at the Auschwitz-Birkenau complex. This used to be the largest Nazi concentration camp during World War II. Among those attending also included students, survivors, and educators of the holocaust.

Meek has also been teasing new music, as he’s released freestyles on social media. This comes after he released his “Flamerz 5” mixtape, back in November.

Meek Mill & Robert Kraft go to Poland to honor Holocaust victims