Known as the #BlackPantherChallenge, seventy campaigns have started nationwide, and donations have come in from all 50 states and 15 countries.

• With the highly-anticipated Black Panther less then a month away a new fundraising initiative has begun so that children all over the country can see the film at no cost.

• This all comes on the heels of a GoFundMe campaign started by New York resident Frederick Joseph, whom took it upon himself to raise funds so that kids from Harlem can watch Black Panther.

• I am grateful that all of you have answered the call and are taking action to help more kids watch their heroes on the big screen,” Joseph said in a press release emailed to VIBE.

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