Coronavirus: Tyler Perry warns of fake sites asking for money

"Do not fall for this. Do not send anybody money thinking that I am sending money. Those are lies. They are all fake sites," Perry said.

Perry said he is doing a lot to help a lot of people right now, but says he is not asking for anybody to help him do that.

Perry says if people want to know what he’s doing, they should check out his verified social media sites.

Perry is known for his charitable acts toward people in the community.

Most recently, Perry paid for the groceries of senior citizens shopping during designated senior hours at 44 Kroger locations throughout Atlanta.

Just days prior, he left a $500 tip for each out-of-work server at Houston's restaurant on Northside Parkway, totaling $21,000.