Mark Wahlberg, Diddy Water Company Donates 1 Million Bottles to Flint, Michigan Residents

It looks as if Mark Wahlberg and Diddy aren't just two successful artists in their own industries, nor are they merely prosperous businessmen. In fact, now they can add "hero" to their resumes because it's being reported that the majority investors in AQUAhydrate have donated one million bottles of water to the residents of Flint, Michigan.

If you haven't heard, Flint, Michigan residents have been drinking contaminated water for the past two years all because the government in the state wanted to cut costs on water by switching their supply. In moving to a new source, one that had a significant amount of lead in it (which is bad for consumption), it's safe to say that the Michigan government thus poisoned the denizens of Flint.

 The drinking water disaster in #Flint #Michigan has already caused incalculable human damage. Writer Stephen Rodrick returns home to find a #toxic disaster, giant #government failure and countless children exposed to lead. “Think of a mother waking in the middle of the night to make formula for her baby girl and unwittingly using liquid death as a mixer,” he writes. Photograph by Sam Owens

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But don't worry, they've apologized. So all is cool, right?  

TMZ is reporting that 5,000 cases of AQUAhydrate are set to hit Flint this coming Wednesday, Jan. 27. The company further vows to keep sending cases of water as the residents need it until what was done is rectified.

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 Thank you @jimmyfallon for helping out the people of my hometown. You are a generous soul and a good guy. The forgotten of Flint thank you.

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