Travis Scott and his Cactus Jack Foundation brought the holiday spirit to life this past Saturday with their fifth annual Winter Wonderland theme park and holiday drive. In partnership with the Webster family HBCU alma mater, Texas Southern University, and the Houston Food Bank, the event provided 1,000 Houston residents with toys, bikes, sneakers, merchandise, and food, ensuring a joyful holiday season for many.
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The event marked a significant milestone for the foundation as it integrated its Waymon Webster Scholarship Program into the holiday drive for the first time. Honoring the Webster family's HBCU legacy, the scholarship program has awarded over $1 million to more than 100 graduating seniors, reinforcing its commitment to empowering future leaders. Hosted on TSU's campus, the Cactus Jack Foundation and the Houston Food Bank distributed more than 2,000 toys and bikes and 1,000 bags of food to local families. Event-goers received 200 Nike Cactus Jack sneakers and exclusive merchandise from Cactus Jack Nike, Fanatics, Houston Astros, and Space Village stations.
Children had a great time at a magical Winter Wonderland-themed outdoor inflatable park, which featured a giant bounce house and a special visit from Santa Claus. To enhance the festivities, the Houston Astros, a longtime partner, set up a station where attendees could sign up for Scott's TXRX Lab and learn about the Waymon Webster Scholarship Program, providing valuable information for future HBCU scholars.
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The event brought together Scott's Webster family, all proud alumni of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), along with notable attendees such as Brandon L. Simmons, Chairman of Texas Southern University, and Chris Hollins, the City of Houston Controller. There were also surprise appearances by Don Toliver and Serena Page. Each of these individuals supported the foundation's mission of uplifting the Houston community during the holiday season.
The event showcased the Cactus Jack Foundation's commitment to community, education, and holiday joy, featuring enjoyable Winter Wonderland activities, generous giveaways, and scholarship opportunities.