Jamie Lynn Spears ‘Disheartened’ After Charity Denies Donation Amid ‘Free Britney’ Drama

Jamie Lynn Spears Updates: Simple reports as per HollywoodLife claims that Jamie Lynn Spears is unhappy that a nonprofit brushed aside her charitable donation amid her sister’s survivorship struggle–.

American actress and singer, Jamie Lynn Spears seemed truly unhappy that a nonprofit has brushed aside her benevolent donations amid sister Britney’ssurvivorship struggle After the Zoey 101 alum, 30, declared that proceeds from her upcoming chronicle would go to mental health nonprofit.

The organization said that it would not have any acceptance of the proceeds from the following criticism from Free Britney defenders. In pursuit of news, a source close to Jamie Lynn has reported to the Hollywoodlife that the actress can’t digest and come to believe that the donation was rejected also adding by she said that it was heart-wrenching and sorrowful.

The source also claimed that the actress Jamie Lynn cannot postulate that she was turned down to make a donation for a charitable cause. She agonizes about being rejected again so she’s currently unaware of how to proceed with things and where to take things from here on.

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A close source tells us that Jamie Lynn Spears is upset because she thought this donation would bring a little difference in the lives of some who suffer from mental health.

The actress has always been humanitarian and this rejection has surely let her down.
The actress on the 11th of October has declared that she would rename her memoir as “Things I Should Have Said,” stating on her Instagram page that the proceeds wouldn’t be wasted and would go to ‘This Is My Brave.’

In her first highly-publicized hearing, Britney said she wanted to press charges against her family. She said: “I would honestly like to sue my family, to be totally honest with you, I also would like to be able to share my story with the world, and what they did to me, instead of it being a hush-hush secret to benefit all of them; It concerns me when I’m told I’m not allowed to expose the people who did this to me.”