ALL WITHIN MY HANDS FOUNDATION & AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY COLLEGES TO DISTRIBUTE $1.5 MILLION TO 15 SCHOOLS
Following a stellar inaugural year with results including job placement rates exceeding 90%, the Metallica Scholars Initiative has confirmed a second year of its support of community colleges and their career and technical education programs—featuring the expansion of the program from 10 to 15 schools, as well as the addition of matching grants from new partners.
Time to update the calendar as the second installment of the All Within My Hands Helping Hands Concert has been rescheduled for September 12, 2020, still at the Masonic in San Francisco.
Get your hands on the now-sold-out deluxe-edition of Metallica: Back to the Front, autographed in silver Sharpie by all four members of Metallica (James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich, Kirk Hammett, Robert Trujillo). Metallica: Back to the Front tells the fully authorized story of the creation of Metallica’s third album, Master of Puppets, and its subsequent tour.
Working is one of the most important things any person does, yet it can be daunting to step into the employment arena. Jen Worth is on a crusade to make sure that those who feel like outliers get the jobs they want and deserve.
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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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