Dr. Dre donated $1 million dollars to help with the relief efforts, due to the terrorist attacks that leveled the World Trade Center and smashed a portion of the Pentagon. The donation, went to Los Angeles’ Hot 106 FM’s Power Of The Dollar fundraising campaign. Other artists have also donated as well. Russell Simmons donated $20,000, Def Jam gave $25,000 Fubu donated $25,000, Baby from Cash Money gave $100,000 The Rza donated $10,000 and Lyor Cohen, President of Island Def Jam gave $10,000. Radio jock Big Boy asked each of Power’s 1.6 million listeners to donate a dollar each to the fund, with the aim of raising $1.6 million. "The outpouring of support from the people has been amazing," Big Boy said. "This tragedy has touched everyone. We wanted to do something immediately to help these innocent victims. I thought if each of our 1.6 million listeners donated $1 dollar each, we’d raise over $1 million dollars for victim relief. That’s the power of a dollar." New York City sister station Hot 97 is doing the same thing. They have established the Hip-Hop Has Heart Foundation. They too are asking for $1 dollar from each listener. In related Dr. Dre news, in addition to working with female R&B artist, Truth Hurts and Hip-Hop icon Rakim, he recently penned a screen play based on his rise from the projects, to being one of the top producers in the world. Tentatively titled "Please Listen To My Demo," the script is still in the process of being sold. If you would like to donate, please use either of the addresses below: 106 FM Knowledge Is Power Foundation. 2600 West Olive Avenue Suite 850 Burbank, California 91505 Hot 97 HOT 97’s Hip Hop Has Heart Foundation P.O. Box 679 Village Station, NY 10014
Dr.
Dre donated $1 million dollars to help with
the relief efforts, due to the terrorist attacks that
leveled the World Trade Center and smashed a portion
of the Pentagon. The donation, went to Los Angeles’
Hot 106 FM’s Power Of The Dollar fundraising campaign.
Other artists have also donated as well. Russell Simmons
donated $20,000, Def Jam gave $25,000 Fubu donated $25,000,
Baby from Cash Money gave $100,000 The Rza donated $10,000
and Lyor Cohen, President of Island Def Jam gave $10,000.
Radio jock Big Boy asked each of Power’s 1.6 million
listeners to donate a dollar each to the fund, with
the aim of raising $1.6 million.
"The
outpouring of support from the people has been amazing,"
Big Boy said. "This tragedy has touched everyone.
We wanted to do something immediately to help these
innocent victims. I thought if each of our 1.6 million
listeners donated $1 dollar each, we’d raise over $1
million dollars for victim relief. That’s the power
of a dollar."
New York
City sister station Hot 97 is doing the same thing.
They have established the Hip-Hop Has Heart Foundation.
They too are asking for $1 dollar from each listener.
In related
Dr. Dre news, in addition to working with female R&B
artist, Truth Hurts and Hip-Hop icon Rakim, he recently
penned a screen play based on his rise from the projects,
to being one of the top producers in the world. Tentatively
titled "Please Listen To My Demo," the script
is still in the process of being sold.
If you would
like to donate, please use either of the addresses below:
106
FM
Knowledge Is Power Foundation.
2600 West Olive Avenue Suite 850
Burbank, California 91505
Hot
97
HOT 97’s Hip Hop Has Heart Foundation
P.O. Box 679
Village Station, NY 10014
