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Jack Dorsey is soaking up the sun in Miami!

The 44-year-old Twitter CEO was spotted at the beach over the weekend with swimsuit model Flora Carter.

In photos obtained by Page Six, Jack showed off his fit physique going shirtless in a gray swimsuit as he hung out at the beach with the 22-year-old model and a group of friends.

While the status of Jack and Flora‘s relationship is unclear, the two were seen keeping close as they went for a walk around the beach.

On Monday, Flora took to Instagram to share a bunch of photos of herself and a friend posing in a Akoïa, string bikini.

“Looking Good, Feeling Good 💚💖” Flora captioned the below post.

If you missed it, Jack recently sold his first-ever tweet as an NFT for A LOT of money!

You might be wondering what an NFT is after today’s news about Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and we have you covered.

Dorsey just sold his first-ever tweet as an NFT for $2,915,835.47 and the winning bidder was blockchain company Bridge Oracle’s CEO Sina Estavi.

For those that don’t know, NFT stands for “non-fungible token” and it allows people to buy and sell ownership of digital items that are unique and allow the owner to track them using the blockchain. NFTs can be one-of-a-kind or a copy and they can be things like animated GIFs, songs, artwork, items in video games, and more.

Earlier this month, auction house Christie’s sold an NFT of digital artwork by Beeple for an astounding $69 million. Arrow actress Katie Cassidy is also cashing in on the NFT craze by auctioning off art featuring herself.

Dorsey launched his auction of an NFT of his first-ever tweet on March 6 and the auction just ended. The Twitter CEO converted the proceeds from the auction to Bitcoin and then donated all of the money to Give Directly’s Africa Response Fund.

You can see an embed of that 2006 tweet below.

Twitter’s CEO is helping Colin Kaepernick‘s cause.

Jack Dorsey made a $3 million donation on Wednesday (June 3) to the 32-year-old former NFL quarterback’s Know Your Rights Camp, a fund he started to pay legal fees for protestors who get arrested while fighting for justice for George Floyd.

“$3mm to Colin @Kaepernick7’s @yourrightscamp to advance the liberation and well-being of Black and Brown communities through education, self-empowerment, mass-mobilization to elevate the next generation of change leaders,” the 43-year-old CEO wrote on Twitter.

Just a few days ago, Colin‘s Know Your Rights Camp launched their new fund called the Legal Defense Initiative, which is aimed at providing resources and assistance to protestors in Minneapolis and other cities that have participated in demonstrations.

Jack‘s donation to Colin‘s fund comes after he donated $1 billion to COVID-19 relief efforts.

Beyonce made a major announcement this morning.

The superstar singer’s BeyGOOD has partnered with Jack Dorsey’s #startsmall to provide $6 million in relief funding to various organizations providing mental health wellness services with help from UCLA.

The newly-annouonced initiative is also partnering with the National Alliance in Mental Illness (NAMI) to offer local support in Houston, New York, New Orleans and Detroit.

The following organizations will be participating: United Memorial Medical Center, Bread of Life, Mathew 25 and others.

In a press release, it says that the organization “recognizes the immense mental and personal health burdens being placed on essential workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. In our major cities, African-Americans comprise a disproportionate number of workers in these indispensable occupations, and they will need mental health support and personal wellness care, including testing and medical services, food supplies and food deliveries, both during and after the crisis.”

Find out more about this new initiative over at Beyonce.com.

Rihanna and Jay-Z are continuing to help out amid the global health crisis.

Through their respective foundations, the Clara Lionel Foundation and the Shawn Carter Foundation, and along with Twitter’s Jack Dorsey and his #startsmall, the stars announced on Wednesday (April 15) additional joint grants dedicated to supporting response efforts amid the pandemic, totaling over $6.2 million, for protecting and serving marginalized populations, with a focus on New York, New Orleans and Puerto Rico, as well as international communities.

Last week, CLF and #startsmall announced a joint grant in the amount of $4.2M to the Mayor’s Fund for Los Angeles to address the current crisis for domestic violence victims in Los Angeles as a result of the “stay at home” order.

Earlier this month, CLF and SCF announced $2 million in grants to COVID-19 response efforts to support undocumented workers, the children of frontline health workers and first responders, and incarcerated, elderly and homeless populations in New York City and Los Angeles.

Find out how other stars are helping out amid the pandemic.

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Rihanna is teaming up with Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey to address the current crisis for domestic violence victims in Los Angeles as a result of the COVID-19 “stay at home” order.

Rihanna‘s Clara Lionel Foundation and Dorsey are going to co-fund a joint grant that will go to the Mayor’s Fund for Los Angeles. They were each committing $2.1 million for a total donation of $4.2 million.

The funds “will provide 10 weeks of support including shelter, meals and counseling for individuals and their children suffering from domestic violence at a time when shelters are full and incidents are on the rise.”

It has been reported that approximately 90 people per week (plus their children in many cases) are being turned away from domestic violence shelters ever since the Safer at Home order began.

“At approximately $125 per day, the grant will cover housing and food for 90 domestic violence victims per week, with an additional 90 victims every week thereafter for 10 weeks,” CLF said in a statement.

Rihanna has already donated $5 million to aiding the health crisis, she also donated medical supplies to the New York pandemic relief, and she and Jay-Z teamed up for a $2 million donation to support “undocumented workers, the incarcerated, homeless and elderly populations, and children of frontline healthcare workers.”

Jack recently donated $1 billion to the coronavirus relief efforts.

Jack Dorsey is donating $1 billion to COVID-19 relief efforts.

The 43-year-old co-founder and CEO of Twitter, and the founder and CEO of Square, is donating in the form of his equity in Square.

Jack, who has a net worth of around $3.3 billion according to Forbes, made the announcement on Tuesday (April 7) on Twitter.

He explained that the $1 billion is 28 percent of his net wealth and that the funds will be distributed via the Start Small Foundation.

“Why now? The needs are increasingly urgent, and I want to see the impact in my lifetime,” he tweeted. “I hope this inspires others to do something similar. Life is too short, so let’s do everything we can today to help people now.”

He added that “after we disarm this pandemic,” the fund’s focus will change to support girl’s health and education as well as universal basic income.

“I believe they represent the best long-term solutions to the existential problems facing the world,” Jack continued. “UBI is a great idea needing experimentation. Girl’s health and education is critical to balance.”

Jack Dorsey said that he is utilizing his Square holdings because “I own a lot more Square” and that he’ll need to “pace the sales over some time. The impact this money will have should benefit both companies over the long-term because it’s helping the people we want to serve.”

See what else stars are doing to help out amid the health crisis.