Responding to dozens of requests on Twitter asking for help with money, she said she’ll do it again in the future.
People sent her screengrabs of report cards and stories of their financial troubles.
“Show me straight A’s that I can verify w/ur school and I’ll pay it. Who wants to join THAT contest?!?!??????????? Dead serious. Shld I set it up”?
The majority of the pleas were for less than $1,000 (£770) but she seemed to agree to pay $6,000 (£4600) to one student if he could be prove what it was for.
She joked that if she didn’t stop with the donations she wouldn’t have “any money left”.
Around 30 fans were chosen.
Earlier this year, Chance The Rapper donated $1m (£870,00) to schools in Chicago for “arts and enrichment programming”.
Speaking to reporters he said: “This isn’t about politics, this isn’t about posturing, this is about taking care of the kids.”
At the time he put pressure on others to do the same.
“The cheque that I donated is a call to action,” he said.
“I’m challenging major companies and corporations in Chicago and across the US to donate and take action.”
