70 families affected by the Maui wildfires are receiving food, shelter, and clothing thanks to Floyd Mayweather.

For the more than 100 people who have been forced to flee the terrible wildfires in Maui, Floyd Mayweather is stepping up significantly. not only paying for nearly 70 families to travel to safety by plane, but also giving them lodging, food, and clothing.

According to information obtained by TMZ Sports, the legendary boxer, who is 50-0, personally paid for 68 families who were affected by the accident to fly from Maui to Honolulu during the past two days.

In addition, Mayweather is giving the people lodging for a few weeks, as well as meals from nearby eateries and items to wear while they are away from home.

According to our sources, Mayweather is collaborating with H&M to procure apparel for the men, women, and kids he is helping.

 

Of course, Maui has been severely damaged by the Hawaiian island’s wildfires, which as of Thursday afternoon had claimed the lives of at least 53 people. In addition to the devastating death toll, almost a thousand buildings have burned down.

Many others have been forced to evacuate with nothing more than the clothes on their backs.

Floyd was contacted for comment. Mayweather acknowledged the extraordinary act, but he said that he was not seeking publicity.