Bruno Mars to help provide 24K Thanksgiving meals to the needy in Hawaii
Bruno Mars is ending his highly successful 24K Magic World Tour on a high note by announcing that he'll provide 24,000 meals to Hawaiian residents in need this Thanksgiving.
Bruno Mars has decided to give back a lot this Thanksgiving, with the 33-year-old 'That's what I like' singer helping to provide meals to 24 thousand people who live in Hawaii on November 22.
Bruno is working with the Hawaii Community Foundation and will be donating to the Salvation Army’s Thanksgiving Dinner Program in the Hawaiian and Pacific Islands Division.
The number of people who will be lucky to receive Bruno's donation come from the name of his song, album, and tour '24K Magic'. A press release stated that his contribution is "single-handedly expanding [the program’s] reach across the state".
