Switchfoot, Lifehouse release song to benefit Harvey victims
Two rockbands are teeming up to raise money for victims of Hurricane Harvey, and one is from right here in San Diego.
#ShineLikeGold
We’re so close to our 50k goal! ??????
Give what you can
Tell your friends!
All proceeds to Houston!https://t.co/GkDdDVFud7 pic.twitter.com/kbKwNIzxmQ— Switchfoot (@switchfoot) September 3, 2017
Lifehouse and hometown band Switchfoot released a new song called “Shine Like Gold” with all proceeds benefiting a group called Food for the Hungry, which aids in providing emergency food, clean water and more for people affected by the hurricane.
People are able to contribute as much as they can when they download the song here. The bands’ goal is to raise $50,000, which they are quickly approaching.
#ShineLikeGold
You’re doin’ it!
We’re so close to our 50k goal! ??????
Heres a new song dedicated… https://t.co/Y8pGIoPFJX— Lifehouse (@lifehouse) September 4, 2017
Switchfoot also announced they would be performing the new song live Tuesday from a shelter in Houston. No other details were provided.
#ShineLikeGold
Live from a shelter in Houston
9/5 (Tomorrow)
W/ @lifehouse
*stay tuned for more details pic.twitter.com/w6LqdrSWAm— Switchfoot (@switchfoot) September 4, 2017
Texans were beginning to recover from the devastating hurricane on Monday, as floodwaters finally receded.
President Donald Trump has asked Congress for a $7.9 billion down payment toward Harvey relief and recovery efforts. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott suggested the cost of recovery could be as much as $180 billion and could take years.
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