Titus O'Neil Donates $25K During COVID-19 Crisis To Metro Ministries

WWE RAW Superstar Titus O'Neil continues to make headlines for good deeds in his community, the Tampa, FL area. Titus announced today that he and NFL quarterback Jameis Winston, formerly of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, have donated $50,000 to Metro Ministries. The donations, $25,000 from each man, will go towards providing food boxes to Tampa families in need during the coronavirus pandemic. Funds will also benefit teachers and staff of Hillsborough County Schools during the COVID-19 crisis.

"Proud to announce that @NFL QB @Jaboowins and I have donated $50,000 to @MetroMinistries to provide food boxes to @CityofTampa families in need during the #COVID19 crisis. This $25k gift from each of us will also help support @HillsboroughSch Teachers and Staff #FeedItForward."

He wrote in another tweet

"It's our Honor to help our @CityofTampa Residents in need during this time and year round especially with great partners like @MetroMinistries my Contribution along with my Brother @Jaboowins contribution will help #BeHope in our Hometown [red heart emoji]"

Titus also posted this video of him and Jameis announcing the donations. Winston said while he may not be in the city for the rest of his football career, he's been inspired by Titus since meeting him.

Proud to announce that @NFL QB @Jaboowins and I have donated $50,000 to @MetroMinistries to provide food boxes to @CityofTampa families in need during the #COVID19 crisis. This $25k gift from each of us will also help support @HillsboroughSch Teachers and Staff#FeedItForward pic.twitter.com/SuHkUi9cls

— Titus O'Neil (@TitusONeilWWE) April 16, 2020

WOW! @TitusONeilWWE just announced on Drew Garabo Live that him and @Jaboowins will be donating $50,000 to @MetroMinistries ! Thank you so much! You too can Feed it Forward here: https://t.co/VMJdIltCmg pic.twitter.com/lMMuxUAmv2

— 102.5 The Bone (@1025TheBone) April 16, 2020

THANK YOU @TitusONeilWWE & @Jaboowins for stepping up to support families in need during this crisis! #BeHope #FeedItForward https://t.co/myJqQGrxRu

— Metropolitan Ministries (@MetroMinistries) April 16, 2020