Cardi B and Fashion Nova are stepping up with a stimulus package of their own — giving away $1,000 PER HOUR to families struggling through the pandemic.

Cardi announced Wednesday she and the fashion line she reps will give away a total of $1 million beginning today and continuing through May 20. The Fashion Nova Cares initiative will put the money directly in the hands of people desperately needing relief.

Richard Saghian, founder and CEO of Fashion Nova, says, “People are struggling to pay rent, buy food, medicine and other essentials for themselves and their families. We all feel compassion and concern for those affected by the Coronavirus.”

He added, “Fashion Nova Cares with Cardi B will provide people with necessary relief to help them get through this crisis. As a community-driven brand, we are inspired by the kindness and generosity of others and we wanted to do our part to help those in need.”

To qualify for the dough, people will need to visit fashionnova.com/cares to share their stories and information. The group will then choose 24 people each day for the duration of the program.

As we’ve seen around the country, there are MASSIVE lines just to file for unemployment benefits or get food … like what we saw in Florida and Texas.

It’s gonna take more than the government to pull us through, so kudos to Cardi and Fashion Nova. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

When Nike was handed the opportunity to get involved in the country’s fight against coronavirus, there was only one way to respond — just do it.

The Swoosh announced its factories are pivoting to make full-face shields and powered air-purifying respirator (PAPR) lenses to help healthcare workers in need.

Nike explained it’s repurposing collar-padding from shoes, cords from apparel, like bags, and the plastic used to make the brand’s signature Air soles to make the face shields.

… and we gotta admit, they look kinda cool, too.

“The full-face shields help protect healthcare workers’ faces and also help to prolong the length we can safely use a surgical or N95 mask,” said Dr. Miko Enomoto, associate professor at the Oregon Health and Science University School of Medicine.

“Nike’s generous response to the COVID-19 crisis helps to instill an added layer of confidence and support for healthcare workers, that we can safely carry out the jobs we were born to do.”

As we previously reported … New Balance also got into the mask-making production last week — with hopes of making 100,000 a week.

Eric Dickerson tried like hell … but the NFL legend says the L.A. Rams refuse to change their brand-new logos, despite a major backlash from fans (and non-fans) who just hate ’em.

The Rams debuted their new look a few weeks ago — and man, did they get TRASHED for it!

Dickerson — one of the greatest Rams players of all time — said he would make it his mission to convince the execs to scrap the project … and pointed out the new Ram head logo is shaped like a penis.

That’s not a joke. He really said that.

But, even ED — the Rambassador — couldn’t convince the team to dump the new logos … and it’s clear he’s not happy about it.

“I spoke with the Rams front office on behalf of our great fans and former players,” Eric said … “Unfortunately, the front office is set on their new logos.”

“I made our feelings crystal clear…why change the best logo in the NFL?”

Dickerson said the old Rams look successfully connected past and present Rams players and fans. He doesn’t feel the new logos accomplish that.

“When I was drafted by the Rams in 1983, my dream came true of playing professional football for the best city and best fans. I couldn’t wait to put on my Rams uniform and helmet…the best looking uniform/helmet in the NFL! I felt connected to the great Rams legend such as Deacon Jones and Jack Youngblood. My vision was to connect our past, present and future players with our iconic logo.”