A number of stars are continuing to give back to the Los Angeles community following the devastating fires earlier this year via a new initiative, called Help on the Way LA.
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Th initiative is organized by Eric “Kraz” Krasno in partnership with the Song Summit Foundation and Fandiem, and is working to rally musicians and fans to provide urgent support for children and musicians who lost everything in the natural disaster.
Among the stars joining Help on the Way LA include Billy Strings, Dave Matthews, John Mayer, Mick Fleetwood, Mick Fleetwood, Nine Inch Nails, Phish’s Trey Anastasio, Warren Haynes, Wynonna Judd, Zac Brown and many more.
Beneficiaries of Help on the Way LA include the Pasadena Boys & Girls Club, which is providing support to children who lost their schools and homes, and Sweet Relief, which is working to aid musicians who lost their homes and instruments.
“As many of you know, our neighborhood was nearly destroyed by the Eaton fire. My son’s school burned, and countless friends lost their homes and surrounding community. In the midst of the madness, I decided to reach out to friends in the music community to raise some money and help those in need,” Krasno said in a press statement.
Paige Anderson, founder of Song Summit Foundation, added, “We believe in the power of music to bring people together, heal, and create real impact. The devastation caused by the LA fires has left so many in need, and as a foundation dedicated to using music for wellness and community support, we feel compelled to act. This benefit concert and auction will not only raise critical funds for those affected but also serve as a reminder of the strength and resilience that music can inspire in times of crisis.”
Fans can donate via Fandiem here for a chance to win prizes and experiences from artists including signed guitars from Anastasio, Matthews, Fleetwood, Mayer, Brown, Judd and more; a signed print from Phish’s Mike Gordon; a signed photo from Bob Weir and much more.
More prizes will be announced in the coming weeks.
