Airwalk is giving away $10,000 to support the environment and community and letting you decide where the money goes.  All you need to do is go to the link above and select Music for Relief as your organization to support and Airwalk will donate $1 in your name.  It's simple and takes less than a minute to help out MFR. We appreciate everyone who have done their part thus far but we are calling on everyone to get the word out.  Tell everyone you know and help support a great cause.

It's still not too late to enter to win a pair of tickets to Z100's JINGLEBALL '09.  The auction ends on Wednesday, December 2nd at 12:00 PM; that is only one week away.  Click the image above or follow the link to the site here.  The proceeds from the auction will go to support Music for Relief so don't miss out on the opportunity to support a great cause and see some great musical talent in beautiful New York City.

Want to win Rock Band 2 for Wii autographed by Linkin Park? Join Socialvibe here.  Get 8 friends to join the cause and you'll be entered to win. check out all the details here.

As you shop or search online this holiday check out: http://www.iGive.com & http://www.iSearchiGive.com and support MFR.

The iGive Mall features over 700 trusted online retailers like Amazon.com, Staples, Nordstrom, JCPenney, eBay, Expedia.com, Barnes & Noble, & PETsMART.  Up to 26% of EACH purchase through iGive benefits MFR

Join iGive.com to support Music For Relief here. 

Use iSearchiGive.com and raise a penny (or more!) per search. Click here and type "Music for Relief" in the "Select Your Cause" area

Click here to JOIN iGIVE FOR FREE and begin supporting Music for Relief:

Airwalk.com is donating up to $10,000 to charity and they are letting YOU choose where each dollar is donated. Visit airwalk.com/doingyourpart and tell Airwalk to donate $1 in your name to Music for Relief then tell a friend.  This costs you nothing and will help MFR continue to support disaster relief and reduce global warming. Thank you for your support!

WIN AN ALL EXPENSE PAID TRIP TO SEE LINKIN PARK IN CONCERT IN AND MEET BAND MEMBERS IN 2010.  FIVE TICKETS FOR ONLY $10.00, ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT MUSIC FOR RELIEF.

VISIT WWW.MIKESHINODA.COM/RAFFLE FOR MORE DETAILS AND TO BUY TICKETS!

MIKE SHINODA TALKS GLORIOUS EXCESS (DIES) RAFFLE

Participate in the Music for Relief ONLINE AUCTION TO BENEFIT DISASTER VICTIMS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA AND THE PACIFIC ISLANDS!  Items up for bids include a Transformers guitar signed by Linkin Park + a piece of the New Divide video set, a Soul Boards skate deck signed by Bad Religion, an Xbox signed by Less Thank Jake, Chiodos, Underoath and Anti-flag, a guitar and lithograph signed by Staind and more!

Click here to see all the items and bid!  All proceeds benefit MFR.

HELP MFR BUILD A GREEN HOME!


Visit www.musicforrelief.org/habitat and make a $5 donation to help build a sustainable home.  If everyone who visits this page gives $5 we can build multiple homes together!

As many of you already know, on September 26, 2009 the Philippines  were attacked by one of the most violent storms in their history. The disastrous floods have taken a toll on the land and the people. Several organizations, like MFR, have been doing their best to help out. One organization named Hands On Disaster Relief (which you can learn more about at www.HODR.org) has recorded and sent us a video of some of the experiences they have had so far while in the Philipines. Please click on the link below and see what is going on across the globe and why it is so important to help out.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pP1b7VO_8Y

Over 375,000 people have been displaced in the Philippines since tropical storm Ketsana (locally known as Ondoy) struck this weekend causing severe damage and flooding. Almost 500,000 people are said to be affected by the disaster in the Philippines and now the storm has strengthened to a Typhoon and as of Wednesday morning is affecting Vietnam and Cambodia where 50 people have been killed. Old houses in Vietnam's Hoi An city were submerged in floodwaters.

Climate talks in Bangkok turned their attention to Ketsana while discussing climate change this week. Environmental groups and developing nations consider the storm an example of the type of weather related natural disaster that poor nations could face in increasing strength and frequency as the globe warms up.

"Ketsana is clearly a manifestation of the consequences of global inaction in addressing the immediate impacts of creeping climate change," chief Philippine climate negotiator Heherson Alvarez told reporters.

Music For Relief is asking all of its supporters to do what they can and help us swiftly get aid to these people in need.
 
Go to www.musicforrelief.org to learn more.

Or you can text "RELIEF" to 90999 to make a $5 donation.