Broadway’s Hell’s Kitchen Donates $1 Million to Keep A Child Alive by Alicia keys

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On: October 19, 2024

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Hell’s Kitchen is where dreams begin

With ‪@keepachildalive‬, we’re helping others find that same opportunity to dream

$1 of every ticket sale to #HellsKitchenBway is donated to Keep A Child Alive. At Thursday’s show we announced that TOGETHER we’ve raised $300,000, and with a matching contribution, that brings our total to $1,000,000!!!

This will touch the lives of over 18,000 young people and families!!!!!!!!!! This is the power of HK. This is the impact you have! And we are so thankful for you!! It’s just the beginning—let’s keep uplifting dreams together

#aliciakeys #hellskitchenbway #broadway #musical #keepachildalive

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