News: Meagan Good, La’Myia Good, Kyla Pratt and Eric Bellinger Celebrate Hollywood Launch Party For the Non-Profit Foundation “THE GREATER GOOD”

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HOLLYWOOD, CA (April 24, 2014) – Sisters Meagan Good and La’Myia Good hosted a star-studded party at Cosmo Hollywood’s #WCW Wednesday night hot spot to celebrate the soft launch of their new non-profit foundation “The Greater Good”.  The red carpet event was packed throughout the night and celebrity guests Kyla Pratt, Eric Bellinger, Denver Nuggets Javale McGee and more were spotted in the crowd. Meagan and La’Myia teamed up to bring attention to their new foundation geared toward providing positive programs and assistance to at-risk young girls.

Official Monster® DJ Mark Da Spot provided the hottest music all night long while guests partied alongside the celebrity hosts until the wee hours of the morning. #WCW is Hollywood’s newest Wednesday night attraction and with previous hosts the likes of  Rosa Acosta, Malika Haqq, Chantel Jeffries and more.

***Thanks to Li'Mari' (Echoing Soundz) for sending***

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