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Wildfire Fundraiser - A Night in Solidarity with Australia

Doors:

Folklore

186 Hackney Road E2 7QL London

Gig Description

Get your tickets via bit.ly/wildfirefundraiser
(100% of proceeds raised from tickets will be donated to two wildfire relief organisations)

Join us for a night of solidarity and fundraising in support of Australia's wildfire relief efforts with Greentea Peng, Heels & Souls, Jonny Rock, Will Heard and more!

The wildfires are not only devastating the lands, communities, livelihoods and biodiversity of Australia but are also demonstrating what a future without climate action and justice looks like. After a year of climate-caused natural disasters we want to come together through the power of music and community to show our solidarity with Australia and all those around the world who are suffering from the effects of the global ecological crisis.

All proceeds raised will go towards two wildfire relief organisations:

🚒 The Rural Fire Service - the people helping to stop the fires: www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/volunteer/support-your-local-brigade

🐾 Wires (Australias Native Animal Care Service): www.wires.org.au/

Doors 7pm - 2am
Tickets via Resident Advisor

Music:
x Greentea Peng
x Heels & Souls
x Jonny Rock
x Will Heard

Speakers and poets:
x Clover Hogan (Force Of Nature)
x Tamsin Omond (Extinction Rebellion)
x Olivier Huband (Poet)
x Ollie Feather (Poet)

A massive thank you to Folklore for hosting this night!

POSITIVE VIBES ONLY

THANK YOU 💚

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Public donations are key to supporting the ongoing wildfire relief efforts. Our hearts go out to all the people who have lost their homes and loved ones, to all the animals who have died and lost their habitat.

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The Facts :

x Estimated animal death toll 1 billion
x Wildfires have been burning across the whole continent since September
x 10.7 million hectares have been burnt so far, that is larger than the total area of Portugal
x 28 people have died
x 3000 homes destroyed
x The amount of carbon that has been released from these fires is around 2/3 of what Australia emits per year

Source: Facebook