Hip Hop plans to bail out Mainstreet
Staff Writer
2009-05-05
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If you are still waiting on that stimulus package, you better come up for air. It may be awhile. On the other hand, the people at the Real Hip-Hop Network have a plan.
They plan to hold a benefit concert for those people that need help with those housing foreclosure. In today's American economy,this includes people from all walks of life.
The Real Hip-Hop Network, Grammy nominated artist Raheem DeVaughn, Lorna Sammoury (Regional Director, Washington Metropolitan Area, NACA -Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America), Atonn Muhammad (President/CEO Real Hip Hop Network), Herkules (TV & Radio Personality from WPGC 95.5 DC), City Officials and VIP’s.
The goal of the concert is to raise funds to aid thousands of families who are in threat of foreclosure. The event will invite a who’s who of the Hollywood elite and a cadre of music legends from every genre. Details will be released later this month as more celebrities confirm.
The concert was inspired by President Obama’s Message “To be the Change” we want to see. The goal of the concert is to raise funds to aid thousands of families who are in threat of foreclosure. Aid will be given in the form of grants to home owners who seek assistance. Donations will be taken online and through mobile texting campaigns leading up to the concert in September. Also The Bailout will reach out to national business chains around the country to do point of sale donations at the register. The event will invite a who’s who of the Hollywood elite and a cadre of music legends from every genre. Details will be released later this month as more and more celebrities confirm. The event will be televised nationally and streamed live on the internet on www.rhn.tv.
“American’s should not depend on Government alone to answer all of its problems” say’s Raheem Devaughn, event Co-chair. “We as Americans have to play our part in Saving Our elves. Government has moved swiftly to get the American Economy back on track, but there are many who are angry that the stimulus package has allocated billions of dollars to major corporations and very little of these funds have immediately reached the wallets of mainstream America.”
Devaughn makes a good point. For example , first the banks loose all the money. Then hold up the money and say they cannot loan cause no one is paying their bills on time but, they(banks) made all the loans in the first place. They next strong hold a new President of United States like Somalia pirates by saying you have to give to get. Then when they get, the banks don't even give. They pay themselves first and try to figure out how to get money.
