Pop Icon, Justin Bieber kicked off the vacation season with his new Christmas album, Under the Mistletoe, and his just-announced Believe Charity Drive. A portion of the results of sales of Mistletoe will be given to charity.
In addition Bieber is inspiring his fans to do the same. He listed seven explicit charitable setups â€" the Make-A-Wish Foundation, Pencils of Promise, Musicians on Call, Project Medishare for Haiti, City of Hope, the Boys & Girls Clubs of America and the Grammy Foundation â€" in the expectations of raising millions of bucks in donations.
In a public relations release Bieber claimed he selected the organizations due to "their emphases on education, youth contentment and music." Contributions will be made to additional local charities in certain world markets. Fans can make donations thru Bieber's official site. He revealed in the release, "I am launching the Believe Charity Drive because I know firsthand that if you have a belief in your dreams, everything is possible,"
Bieber said in a press release. "The Believe Charity Drive at once benefits charities that are making an impact in the world. You can ... Donate as little as one dollar, or even donate your time, because everything will contribute. Please join me in our quest to raise millions of bucks by the release of my new 2012 album, Believe. I know that with your help we can make a change."
This Charity Drive isn't the only work Bieber has done. He recently made a couple of donations to an Ontario Food Bank. According to MTV News he talked about lending a helping hand to an organisation he's got a decidedly private connection to. "We donated $10,000 to the Food Bank [from] where I grew up, and I really used to get food from there," he announced. "It was a fantastic feeling, because they were needing a lot of stuff, so it truly meant a lot to me."
Early on in the year Bieber trimmed his prized mane, and delivered his hair to Ellen Degeneres, who put it up on eBay. The price skyrocketed, and when the final bid was placed before time ran out, it went for a gigantic $40,688. According to his direction It was for charity. The cash went go to The Gentle Barn Foundation, an animal rescue organisation, and the winner got to hang around with Justin.
The acquisition was manufactured by GoldenPalace.com, a typical consumer at celebrity charity auctions. They revealed in an announcement that they intend to put it on tour at Bieber concerts to raise additional cash for charity. The care for the poor in the Other America and around the globe is deeply clear in the personality of this young artist.
In addition Bieber is inspiring his fans to do the same. He listed seven explicit charitable setups â€" the Make-A-Wish Foundation, Pencils of Promise, Musicians on Call, Project Medishare for Haiti, City of Hope, the Boys & Girls Clubs of America and the Grammy Foundation â€" in the expectations of raising millions of bucks in donations.
In a public relations release Bieber claimed he selected the organizations due to "their emphases on education, youth contentment and music." Contributions will be made to additional local charities in certain world markets. Fans can make donations thru Bieber's official site. He revealed in the release, "I am launching the Believe Charity Drive because I know firsthand that if you have a belief in your dreams, everything is possible,"
Bieber said in a press release. "The Believe Charity Drive at once benefits charities that are making an impact in the world. You can ... Donate as little as one dollar, or even donate your time, because everything will contribute. Please join me in our quest to raise millions of bucks by the release of my new 2012 album, Believe. I know that with your help we can make a change."
This Charity Drive isn't the only work Bieber has done. He recently made a couple of donations to an Ontario Food Bank. According to MTV News he talked about lending a helping hand to an organisation he's got a decidedly private connection to. "We donated $10,000 to the Food Bank [from] where I grew up, and I really used to get food from there," he announced. "It was a fantastic feeling, because they were needing a lot of stuff, so it truly meant a lot to me."
Early on in the year Bieber trimmed his prized mane, and delivered his hair to Ellen Degeneres, who put it up on eBay. The price skyrocketed, and when the final bid was placed before time ran out, it went for a gigantic $40,688. According to his direction It was for charity. The cash went go to The Gentle Barn Foundation, an animal rescue organisation, and the winner got to hang around with Justin.
The acquisition was manufactured by GoldenPalace.com, a typical consumer at celebrity charity auctions. They revealed in an announcement that they intend to put it on tour at Bieber concerts to raise additional cash for charity. The care for the poor in the Other America and around the globe is deeply clear in the personality of this young artist.
About the Author:
Michael Harrington is an advocate for the poor. Read some more on the blog about poverty and the Other America .
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