Rihanna attends the 5th Annual Diamond Ball benefiting the Clara Lionel Foundation at Cipriani Wall Street on Sept. 12, 2019 in New York City.

The funds will benefit domestic violence victims in Los Angeles amid the coronavirus "stay at home" order.

Rihanna's Clara Lionel Foundation (CLF) and Twitter/Square CEO Jack Dorsey announced on Thursday (April 9) a joint $4.2 million grant to the Mayor's Fund for Los Angeles, helping domestic violence victims in the city amid the COVID-19 "stay at home" order.

According to a press release, the Los Angeles Housing Authority determined that approximately 90 people per week have been turned away from full domestic violence shelters in Los Angeles since the Safer at Home Order was issued. With approximately $125 per day, the funds will provide 10 weeks of shelter, meals and counseling for 90 domestic violence victims per week, with an additional 90 victims every week thereafter for 10 weeks.

The news comes just days after Dorsey announced that he will be donating $1 billion of his equity in Square to help fund COVID-19 relief efforts, girls health and education and Universal Basic Income pilot programs. Last week, CLF and Jay-Z’s Shawn Carter Foundation announced $2 million in grants to COVID-19 response efforts in New York City and Los Angeles.

CLF, founded in 2012 by Rihanna, works with community leaders and organizations globally to provide innovative, high-impact approaches to education, and emergency response and preparedness.