News - 20/11/2015

Josh Homme’s Sweet Stuff Foundation collecting funds for Paris attacks' victims

Josh Homme’s Sweet Stuff Foundation collecting funds for Paris attacks' victims

Guitarist and singer Josh Homme is cirrently a non-touring member of Eagles of Death Metal, and was not in Paris on November 13, but he launched a benefit project to show his solidarity with his brethren both in the band and the city. Via his own Sweet Stuff Foundation, he has begun taking donations to help the families of victims killed in last week’s terrorist attacks.

Sweet Stuff was founded to provide support for children’s music programs as well as those within the music community who struggle with health issues and disabilities. But through December 31, all donations to the charity will be given to help the surviving family members of those who lost their lives in the Bataclan and throughout the city. Those who are able to donate $100 or more will be gifted a limited edition memorial T-shirt.

Sweet Stuff stated via Twitter:

Thank you for a moment to pause. Now time to help. Please donate.

To donate to Sweet Stuff, head to foundation’s official website.

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