Music
DJ Envy Raises Over 100k for Struggling DJs During Coronavirus Crisis
Breakfast Club’s DJ Envy started the “I Love My DJ” campaign to raise money for struggling DJs during the coronavirus pandemic.
Last week, Breakfast Club‘s DJ Envy started the “I Love My DJ” campaign to raise money for struggling DJs during the coronavirus pandemic.
I Love My DJ Campaign
Envy’s campaign has raised more than $106,000 to help those who are currently out of work.
“I’m a DJ and I know how tough it is for DJs at this time,” Envy told People.
“Most don’t have healthcare, savings, retirement plans or have their businesses set up where they can get a stimulus check. So how can they provide food on their table? I knew I had to help.”
On Easter Sunday, Envy hosted a DJ-a-thon on Instagram Live to raise additional funds.
Event
The event took place from 12 am to 12 pm and featured live music sets from DJ Clue, DJ D-Nice, Kid Capri, DJ Will, Tony Neal, DJ Prostyle, DJ Scratch and Quicksilva.
Photo: Facebook
----------------------------------------------------------
Connect with Unheard Voices on X, Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, YouTube
Download the app on Google Play or ITunes.
----------------------------------------------------------
Unheard Voices Magazine is a news reporting platform covered under Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.
Discover more from Unheard Voices Magazine
Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.
Alabama man dies days after he was tasered during arrest
Florida mother seeks justice after Black 9-year-old daughter reportedly verbally attacked by man while selling candy
The first Black mayor of a city in Texas stabbed and her husband killed reportedly by grandson
Designer Lands in LA with $250 — Can He Survive 2 Weeks by Flipping Custom Pieces?
BLK Drops New Sustainability & Dating Report: Young Black singles are prioritizing the planet—and their partners better be too
New Jersey mother says 2-year-old daughter was missing a braid when she picked her up from day care
Two former Delaware firefighters charged with hate crimes after reportedly chasing Black co-worker with a noose
Authorities release cause of death for Kei’Mani Latigue
California man in jail awaiting trial files lawsuit claiming deputies left him paralyzed
Walmart employee shoots multiple co-workers
Aisha Bowe : from community college to rocket scientist on all-female space flight
Singer Elle Winston shares acoustic performance of “Young Royals”
Mother knows best is put to the test in OWN’s new love & relationship series ‘#Somebody’s Son
Jonathan Majors returns to the big screen for sports drama Magazine Dreams
GODFATHER OF HARLEM Season 4 starring Forest Whitaker premieres April 13
- Neptune cop illegally used computer database to look up woman’s info then went her home
- Rutgers Center for Minority Serving Institutions cancels conference in response to DEI Orders
- Long Branch native dies in car accident in New York
- Lakewood firefighter Qua’Dry Lyons passes away
- Police seek help finding Newark teen whose been missing nearly a month
-
New Jersey2 weeks agoNew Jersey mother says 2-year-old daughter was missing a braid when she picked her up from day care
-
Crime & Justice7 days agoTwo former Delaware firefighters charged with hate crimes after reportedly chasing Black co-worker with a noose
-
Crime & Justice4 weeks agoAuthorities release cause of death for Kei’Mani Latigue
-
Social Justice1 week agoCalifornia man in jail awaiting trial files lawsuit claiming deputies left him paralyzed
-
Crime & Justice1 week agoWalmart employee shoots multiple co-workers
-
Crime & Justice3 days agoFlorida mother seeks justice after Black 9-year-old daughter reportedly verbally attacked by man while selling candy
-
Crime & Justice2 weeks agoMother and teen daughter fatally shot inside their New Jersey home
-
Health & Wellness1 week agoGoFundMe for Kyren Lacy raises nearly $30k to support his loved ones