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The Fund provides tools and resources to health workers on the frontlines globally, including PPE, testing kits, trainings, and more. Proceeds raised from the track will benefit the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund for the World Health Organization (WHO), powered by the United Nations Foundation. Their bravery and sacrifice must not be prejudiced by anything less than a one hundred per cent effort by our governments to protect them.”

Taylor, who has a daughter working on the “front line,” said he is “aware of the vital work are doing to save us and our society.

Thank you for keeping us safe, we are in awe of your bravery and strength.” CHAMPIONS ALL!”Īdded Lambert: “It is with the deepest gratitude to all those on the front line all over the world that we dedicate our performance. That means the doctors, nurses, cleaners, porters, drivers, tea-ladies and gentlemen, and all who are quietly risking their lives daily to save the lives of our kin. The Badshah of Bollywood also added that the Meer Foundation will provide support to 100 acid attack victims in Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, West Bengal and Uttarakhand.May, who turns 73 in July, made sure to mention previous generations’ sacrifices during times of international strife: “Just like our parents, grandparents, and great grandparents who fought for us in two world wars, those brave warriors in the front line are our new champions. In addition to this, SRK's Foundation will also work with Working People's Charter to provide essentials to over 2500 daily wage workers in Delhi for a month. Meer Foundation will also provide 3 lakh meal kits to 10,000 to underprivileged people and daily wage labourers daily in Mumbai, in association with the Roti Foundation. The 'Swades' star added that a kitchen will be set up to send out 2000 freshly cooked meals everyday to help households and hospitals.

Meer Foundation has also tied up with Ek Saath - The Earth organization to provide food to over 5500 families for a month in Mumbai. Shah Rukh and Gauri will also make a donation to the Maharashtra CM's Relief Fund through their film banner Red Chillies Entertainment.Īdditionally, KKR and Khan's NGO, Meer Foundation, will supply 50,000 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to the Maharashtra and West Bengal governments for healthcare professionals.

#WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS VIDEO TV#

Romagnoli spoke to Milan TV after the draw and conceded. AC Milan defender Alessio Romagnoli is not giving up hope just yet regarding qualification for the Champions League knockout stages, but acknowledged that the draw against Porto makes things very difficult. A cover of the 1977 song from Queen of the same name, it was released to coincide with the 2006 World Cup.Vocal arrangements include a sample portion of Queen’s original rendering. It was released as a single on 5 June 2006. SRK along with wife Gauri and business partners Juhi Chawla and Jay Mehta will be contributing to the PM-CARES Fund through their IPL franchise Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR). Romagnoli: The Champions League is difficult but we are not happy video. We Are the Champions (Ding a Dang Dong) is a song from 2006 by Crazy Frog inspired by Queen‘s hit from 1977, We Are the Champions. The actor's various companies - Kolkata Knight Riders, Red Chillies Entertainment, Meer Foundation and Red Chillies VFX - have pledged to provide support in these testing times. Shah Rukh Khan is the latest celebrity to come forward to donate and do his bit in the fight against coronavirus. It was written by Queen frontman Freddie Mercury, who died in 1991. The song 'We Are The Champions' was released in 1977 and has become a global anthem. 'They are precious to us all and they are truly our champions.' 'Their bravery and sacrifice must not be prejudiced by anything less than a 100 per cent effort by our governments to protect them,' he said in a statement. Taylor said the experience of his daughter Rory working in the state-run National Health Service (NHS) made him 'ultra-aware of the vital work they are doing daily to save us and our society'. 'I think we as a nation have to be ashamed that we were not prepared,' he said. In an interview with the BBC, he railed against shortages of protective equipment for healthcare workers in Britain, saying it made him 'angry and sad'. The result, now finished, mixed and mastered, is being released under a new title - YATC - all proceeds going towards #Covid19Fund post shared by Brian Harold May on at 4:27pm PDT 💥💥💥💥 “Innovatively collaborating via Instagram between London, Cornwall and Los Angeles, Brian May, Roger Taylor and Adam Lambert in their respective homes recorded a spontaneous new version of Queen’s classic anthem with some subtle changes. Now it’s a record !! And you’re the first to hear it - and the first to see the video, dedicated to the brave front line fighters all over the world who are keeping humanity alive. Queen + Adam Lambert! New Lockdown version ! Recorded on mobile phones !! 💥💥💥💥 You all saw this developing right here on Instagram ! And you all contributed to the buzz and made it happen.

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