Homeless workforce to serve lemonade during Beyoncé's Seattle concert
Some of Seattle's homeless were hired to fill jobs during Beyoncé's Wednesday concert at CenturyLink Field.
The jobs include serving lemonade at concessions, a nod to the name of the singer's latest album, according to the Millionair Club Charity.
The Millionair Club operates a supportive employment program that specializes in helping people who are experiencing homelessness or other barriers to employment to become job-ready, according to its website.
Its services include daily work assignments and temporary job placement.
The Millionair Club tweeted shortly after 5:30 p.m. Wednesday that 236 workers were sent to fill jobs at CenturyLink Field.
Beyonce's Formation World Tour concert starts there at 7:30 p.m.
The "MCC workforce will be there, serving lemonade at concessions (and catch a glimpse of Bey!)," Millionair Club staff tweeted.
A call from KIRO 7 to the Millionair Club after business hours for additional details about the jobs and 236 workers was not immediately returned.
