Global superstars alike have all donated generous amounts after Chappell Roan donates to US-based charity Backline
The hitmaker Chappell Roan has influenced a few fellow artists to generously donate to the Backline Charity.
Backline is a US-based charity which seems to have attracted the attention of some of music finest.
With Charli XCX and Noah Kahn also matching donations alongside Roan’s $25,000 donation on Monday.
Backline is a mental health and music resources tool for musicians and their families, and with the recent LA fires it comes at a time of need.
The wave of support highlights a growing awareness within the music industry about the importance of mental health resources for artists and industry professionals.
Backline’s services, which include crisis support, therapy matching, and wellness programs, have become increasingly vital as musicians face unique pressures in today’s fast-paced industry.
The organization has been particularly active in providing emergency support to those affected by the recent Los Angeles fires, offering crisis counseling and resource coordination to displaced music industry professionals and their families.
This recent surge of donations will help expand their capacity to provide these essential services.
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“Mental health support shouldn’t be a luxury in our industry,” Roan stated on social media, encouraging others to contribute to the cause.
The response from fellow artists demonstrates a powerful shift in how the music industry approaches mental health and wellness, with more prominent voices advocating for comprehensive support systems.
The donations come at a crucial time as Backline reports an increased demand for their services, particularly among emerging artists and touring professionals who often lack access to traditional mental health resources.
To go and have a better look at their services go visit Backline’s website here.
And go check out our recent roundup of the Fire-Aid concert earlier this month for victims of wildfire damage in Los Angeles.