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Offset & Quavo Join Atlanta Benefit For Children With Disabilities

Nov 12, 2026 · Nolan Strong

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Offset & Quavo Join Atlanta Benefit For Children With Disabilities

Offset and Quavo are putting their names behind a father’s effort to help families raising children with disabilities.

The two Migos rappers are booked for an Atlanta benefit honoring DJ Ray G’s late son.

The November 28 concert is part of AVN Strong Weekend, according to Representatives for the foundation.

Ray G launched the organization after his son AVN died in 2025, drawing on his own experience as a parent.

“AVN Strong is my way of honoring my son while building something that can make a meaningful difference for other families,” Ray G said in his statement.

The foundation plans to connect families with resources and support beyond its opening events.

His connection to the performers stretches back to Atlanta’s club circuit, including Mansion Elan and its mix of college students and neighborhood regulars turning out to hear new music.

Ray G worked with Migos as a DJ beginning in 2011, helping introduce their records to club crowds and joining them on tour.

He later became Cardi B’s touring DJ, adding major festival appearances to a career built around live audiences.

That history gives the benefit a connection beyond two recognizable names on a flyer. Ray G’s years behind the decks overlap with the group’s rise, and both performers are described as longtime friends in the foundation’s announcement.

For Offset and Quavo, the booking follows another public step in rebuilding their relationship after Takeoff’s death.

Offset attended Quavo’s album celebration in September, following their joint tribute at the 2023 BET Awards.

Their private conversations had begun before that September appearance became public.

Offset recently explained that reconnecting hasn’t meant their grieving process is finished. They’ve continued working through that loss outside public view, even as shared appearances bring renewed attention to the remaining Migos members.

The Atlanta fundraiser will also feature DJs, special guests and fundraising activities supporting the new foundation’s plans. Social Currency is joining the weekend as a community partner, with Slapwoods listed as an official sponsor.

A VIP dinner and fundraiser will open AVN Strong Weekend on November 27, ahead of the concert the following evening.

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