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Since 1988, the festival has held the Stockbridge Duck Race to raise money for local charities.

Canada started selling war bonds marketed as "Victory Bonds" in 1917 to raise money during World War I for the Allies of World War I.

In 2006, Bird posed for the Naked Rugby League 2007-08 charity calendar, which was produced to raise money for the National Breast Cancer Foundation of Australia.

Their instructions were to travel around the province and raise money from secret donors in order to support the families left destitute through the arrest of their breadwinners under the SOE which hung over the country for five months.

January 9, 1979 – The A Gift of Song: The Music for UNICEF Concert was held at the United Nations General Assembly and broadcast worldwide to raise money for UNICEF and mark the International Year of the Child.

September 22, 1985 – The first Farm Aid concert, organised by Willie Nelson and John Mellencamp to raise money for family farmers in the United States, was held in Champaign, Illinois.

March 15, 1986 – The Heart Beat 86 concert was held near Birmingham England to raise money for the Birmingham Children's Hospital.

April 20, 1992 – The Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert was organised by the surviving members of Queen (John Deacon, Brian May and Roger Taylor) which took place at Wembley Stadium, London, to pay homage to their deceased lead singer Freddie Mercury and to raise money for the Mercury Phoenix Trust, a fund for victims of AIDS.

In 2016, following the murder of Jo Cox, the MP for Batley and Spen, Brennan put together the 'Friends of Jo Cox' to record a charity single to raise money for the Jo Cox Foundation which had been set up in her memory.

As the three are sent around the country to raise money and make speeches, Ira is guilt-ridden, faces discrimination as a Native American, and descends into alcoholism.

On 15 September 2017 a benefit night was held to help raise money to fund treatment, hosted by Mark Taylor.

These editions were traditionally sold on the streets of Sydney to raise money for charity as part of the University's Commemoration Day festivities, though this practice has been discontinued since the 1970s.

It was put up for auction to raise money to pay inheritance taxes and for maintenance of the house and grounds; and eventually, negotiations led to the painting's sale to the National Gallery for £17-million tax free because of special incentives in England for selling works of art that are considered national treasures.