We're Teaming Up With Support + Feed In The Fight Against Hunger
JULY 18, 2024
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We are excited to announce our 2024 M72 partner in the fight against hunger, Support+Feed! This summer, we’ll be donating to Support+Feed with proceeds from each US tour stop, and they will help us feed people and reduce waste at the same time.
Thanks to a chance meeting with Support+Feed founder Maggie Baird, mother of Grammy Award-winning artists Billie Eilish and Finneas, we learned of our aligned values around finding a path to food security. Support+Feed is a non-profit organization fighting for food justice while fighting the climate crisis by working for a global shift to an equitable plant-based food system.
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They’ll be helping us bring plant-based meal deliveries and host volunteer opportunities during our shows in the States. If you’re going to a show, keep an eye out for them in-venue, and be sure to stop in and stay hi. They will have some pretty fun goodies and giveaways in store for you!
We can’t wait to see the Metallica Family back out volunteering, this time in the name of AWMH x Support + Feed, in Foxborough, Chicago, Minneapolis, and Seattle. Stay tuned… sign-up details are coming soon!
ABOUT SUPPORT+FEED
Founded in 2020 by Maggie Baird, mother of Grammy Award-winning artists Billie Eilish and Finneas, Support+Feed is committed to mitigating climate change and increasing food security by driving global demand, acceptance, and accessibility of plant-based food.
Support+Feed has reached 41 cities globally, has a consistent presence in eleven anchor cities in the US, and is now expanding through partnerships in the EU, UK, and Australia.
Support+Feed has worked with over 80 community organizations, 150 volunteers, and supported over 60 local restaurants to deliver nearly 600,000 plant-based meals & pantry items alongside educational resources connecting the dots between what we put on our plates and the climate crisis.