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Juvenile's RE-JUVE-NATION Adopt-a-Family program
Friday, September 16, 2005 By: brooklyniteOne
Hip-Hop concerts and fund raisers across to help find homes for the victims of the hurricane Katrina disaster.
RE-JUVE-NATION promises to help 'rejuvenate' the lives of the people or families they choose through RE-JUVE-NATION's "Adopt-a-Family" program. The program concerts and fund raisers and are being led by southern rappers, including UTP Recording artists from New Orleans, and Dallas Mavericks star, Jason Terry, will be donating the services of all of the talent associated with his Tha Reason record label of Atlanta. 100% of the money collected is promised to go to relief efforts.
Brian "H3" Peters, President of HTRE, issued the following statement: "With the response that we're getting from big-time ballers and rappers everywhere, and the outpouring of affection we're seeing for Juve and everyone affected by this monumental tragedy, the opportunities for gigantic "Hip Hoop" fund raisers are as endless as the need for shelter, homes and a lasting sense of security for the victims. None of us can stop caring or contributing until the job is completed." H3Enterprises is the first publicly traded company devoted exclusively to the Hip Hop culture and community.
"Adopt-a-Family" is a program everyone can actively participate in. One hundred families from Hattiesburg, Mississippi have already been "adopted" through the efforts of OneNJ and Ebony Deriso of the Mac-Melius Agency, the creators of the "Adopt-a-Family" program. The RE-JUVE-NATION program is currently in discussions with the NAACP to administer its relief efforts.
Jason Terry also intends to team up with some of the reigning kings of Hip Hop to help rapidly expand and promote H3's "community conscious" HipHopSodaShops across the states of Georgia and Texas. Juvenile has already signed on with H3 to begin building SodaShops all over Louisiana . Each of these youth-oriented restaurants will become a further extension of TeamH3's on-going relief, rebuilding, and rejuvenation efforts for the people and places devastated by Katrina.
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