Ukrainian metal act Jinjer recently canceled their North American tour dates and launched two new t-shirts to raise funds for the people of their home country. These funds will go to various charities aiding Ukrainians with food and medical supplies, as well as other basic necessities like water. Jinjer has now revealed they've raised close to $150,000 so far with the shirts, with some of the money going to a bomb shelter in Kyiv and other amounts headed to refugees in need of food and clothing.
"Over 11,000 Donation Tee's sold and 130.000€ raised in the last few weeks! Your support will not only help so many people in need but sends a much needed positive sign that they are not alone. The first donations totaling 10K have already been sent to a bomb shelter in Kyiv housing and protecting 300 people, and a Slovakian humanitarian convoy collecting urgent medical supplies, food and clothing to be delivered Uzhgorod for refugees from the Kharkiv and Chernihiv regions who have been hit hard since the war started. More updates on where and who your donations have helped will be posted soon!
"On behalf of the entire band, crew, label and all of Ukraine – WE THANK YOU!"
