That campaign continues, as we gather donations from around the world to provide families with tokens of hope in the form of cash cards. We believe hope has the great power to heal in times of disaster and pain, and we will do our best to lift the hearts of 10,000 families impacted by the worst of California wildfires: the Camp Fire.
The song, too, is available for download on iTunes, and proceeds will be donated by the Skip Culton Project to support survivors impacted by the Camp Fire, including musicians. “We want to help as many people as we can, and we thank you so much for your support,” said Culton. Every purchase the song and makes a modest donation for someone in need.
“We couldn’t have done this incredible video without them,” Culton added, “and my heart has been so touched by their selfless generosity,” he said of the Tzu Chi relief team. But we are not alone in our support of Culton; the recording session was offered in kind by Dave Elke and Butte College, as Culton was joined by fellow bandmates Justin Mora, Jose Lopez, and Webster Moore, who were also impacted by the Camp Fire.
You, too, can support our efforts in providing families with immediate financial relief. Visit https://tzuchi.us/donate/cause/hopeheals/ now to make a donation and prove that hope can meaningfully heal.
