Eminem Pledges Support In Wake Of Manchester Attack
Eminem has pledged his support, recently making a generous but undisclosed donation to the Justgiving page that has raised £2 million ($2.5 million).
Adding to the list of celebrities who've helped the victims of the Manchester Arena attack, Eminem has pledged his support, recently making a generous but undisclosed donation to the Justgiving page that has raised £2 million ($2.5 million) for the families of those killed and injured.
Eminem has also urged his social media followers to join him in helping the Manchester, England victims and their families. He asked his nearly 21 million Twitter followers to donate to the British Red Cross:
By using his platform for more than just to sell his music, Eminem has helped to bring in the necessary funds to help Manchester stand strong. Ariana Grande, whose fans were targeted in the attack earlier this month, plans to return to Manchester for a benefit concert on June 4 with Coldplay, Pharrell, Justin Bieber, Katy Perry and Miley Cyrus.
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