Lady Gaga is no stranger when it comes to donating money to a fund-worthy cause – last year she donated £300,000 to a Haiti relief charity – so with the devastating events currently taking place Japan, Gaga has decided to reach out once again and help those who desperately need it most.
Announcing to her 9 million strong fans via Twitter, the pop sensation has created and designed an exclusive bracelet solely to raise money for the many Japanese citizens affected by the recent earthquake and tsunami.
“I Designed a Japan Prayer Bracelet. Buy It/Donate here and ALL proceeds will go to Tsunami Relief Efforts. Go Monsters,” tweets Gaga.
The white bracelet features ‘We Pray For Japan’ written in both English and Japanese, finished off with the American singer’s signature monster claw.
The bracelet costs just $5 (£3.10) and can be pre-ordered on Gaga’s official store here, but officially goes on sale March 25th, reports SkyShowbiz.




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really gaga? someone like demi lovato and taylor swift who has less money than you donate CASH to japan and not the sales they get from albums or bracelets…
It is good to see that artists are reaching now and doing their part to encourage others to lend a helping hand. Regardless of how they decided to do their part, what’s important is they are reaching out and joining the whole world in its effort to help Japan.
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