Basketball legend and Charlotte Hornets principal owner and chairman Michael Jordan handed out Thanksgiving meals on Tuesday to people affected by Hurricane Florence, per TMZ Sports. 

Jordan, who played college basketball at UNC and grew up in the state, provided meals in front of a Lowe's in his childhood hometown of Wilmington.

Florence, which made landfall as a Category 1 hurricane on Friday, September 14, resulted in 42 fatalities in North Carolina, per the state's Department of Public Safety. Through November 20, a total of 134,974 people have registered for disaster assistance.

Jordan, who donated $2 million to hurricane relief in addition to providing boxed meals in September, according to TMZ, also took the time to meet with children at a local Boys & Girls Club and gave out free food and sneakers.

Per Riley Jones of Sole Collector, Jordan "hooked the kids up with Air Jordans, including one box which appears to be the anticipated 'Concord' Jordan 11."

Associated Press sportswriter Steve Reed posted video of the moment:

In a comment to Reed, Jordan said, "I can give money all day long, but at some point you want them to understand you're human."