Gunna brought his Wunna Run Club to Florida A&M University’s homecoming 5K, joining students for a morning run and urging them to prioritize their health alongside their grades.
The Atlanta rapper joined the fifth annual run/walk at Bragg Memorial Stadium in Tallahassee. Walmart sponsored the event, which drew students, alumni and local residents during the historically Black university’s homecoming week. For Gunna, the point was to get people together, not just get them running. He launched Wunna Run Club to give fans a way to start building healthier habits or keep up the ones they already had.
Footage shared by FAMU showed him in a bright green event shirt bearing the university and Walmart names. The university’s recap also captured tents, refreshments and a microphone presentation under a green canopy, with stadium seating behind the gathering.
Together, they committed $10,000 for five FAMU students whose majors include a health-related component. Each student will receive $2,000 toward their education. Caitlin Smith, FAMU’s student government vice president and student homecoming committee chair, told the station that help with college costs could ease the strain, especially for out-of-state students.