In February of 2017, we announced the formation of All Within My Hands. The Foundation aims to assist and enrich the lives of members of the communities who have supported the band for years, as well as encourage participation from fans and friends. All funds raised will be donated to a cross-section of national and local charities... every penny from your donations will go directly to our charity partners.
Metallica Donates To Australian Fire Relief Efforts
Please join us and do whatever you can to assist as we, along with Metallica, are pledging A$750,000 to the NSW Rural Fire Service and to the Country Fire Authority in Victoria to aid in the relief efforts.
Support the work of All Within My Hands by bidding on our latest Ebay auction: Metallica Statue Series - Damage Inc. Signed by Pushead - Rare Glow-in-the-Dark.
The GRAMMY-winning rock band, with their All Within My Hands foundation, pledged $750,000 AUD (Australian dollars) to wildlife relief in New South Wales and Victoria.
The band and its All Within My Hands foundation will donate 750,000 Australian dollars, equal to almost $515,000, to the NSW Rural Fire Service and to the Country Fire Authority in Victoria, the area most deeply affected by the fires, to aid in the relief efforts.
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Proceeds from select limited edition and live recordings have been a useful form of fundraising for Metallica benefiting both AWMH and other charitable organizations.
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At every stop on the WorldWired Tour throughout North American and Europe, either All Within My Hands or Metallica have donated $10,000 to a local food bank within each community the band visits. In November 2018, AWMH held its inaugural benefit: The Helping Hands Concert & Auction. Metallica headlined with a rare acoustic performance.
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In conjunction with CrowdRise, Metallica provided experiences for lucky winners on every stop of the 2017 North American WorldWired Stadium Tour as well as the 2018/2019 North American WorldWired Arena Tour.
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Ten colleges from across the country received $100,000 to support more than 1,000 students training to enter the American workforce. These students are the first cohort of Metallica Scholars.
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