Green Day donates $100,000 for Haiti, Adeline Charity
By Jimmy /Jan. 23, 2010 / Comments
Green Day is stepping up to the plate along with many other artists and celebrities to help with the relief efforts that are going towards the earthquake victims in Haiti. According to GreenDay.com, Green Day will be donating $100,000 to the American Red Cross to help the relief efforts.
Billie Joe's record label, Adeline Records, is also responding to the disaster by putting up many rare Green Day, Foxboro Hottubs, and The Frustrators items up on Ebay with all of the proceeds going to Doctor's Without Borders and the Red Cross. You can view all of the rare items that they have up by clicking here.
Lastly, the upcoming 90's punk rock documentary, One Nine Nine Four is asking for funding help. They have posted on their site stating that 5% of what they earn will go to the Red Cross Haiti Relief Fund. You can pledge money towards the film by clicking here.
If you would like to help out Haiti and do not want to buy any items or pledge money towards One Nine Nine Four you can easily just send a donation to the American Red Cross by clicking the 'Help Haiti' button on the top left of the screen or by clicking here.
Billie Joe's record label, Adeline Records, is also responding to the disaster by putting up many rare Green Day, Foxboro Hottubs, and The Frustrators items up on Ebay with all of the proceeds going to Doctor's Without Borders and the Red Cross. You can view all of the rare items that they have up by clicking here.
Lastly, the upcoming 90's punk rock documentary, One Nine Nine Four is asking for funding help. They have posted on their site stating that 5% of what they earn will go to the Red Cross Haiti Relief Fund. You can pledge money towards the film by clicking here.
If you would like to help out Haiti and do not want to buy any items or pledge money towards One Nine Nine Four you can easily just send a donation to the American Red Cross by clicking the 'Help Haiti' button on the top left of the screen or by clicking here.