“Kids Bless America--Small Voices & Big Hope for Hurricane Relief” — a 3 min 8 sec. montage of music, media clips, and sound bites from the 12/01/05 conference call on which kids sang “God Bless America” after learning that together they raised $5.2+ Million Dollars for Hurricane Relief--one coin at a time.

Click here to read one of many fun articles about this extraordinary day.

“Kids Bless America--Small Voices & Big Hope for Hurricane Relief” was produced by a non-profit organization called RandomKid and a generous professional recording studio in Des Moines, Iowa called SR Audio.

RandomKid evolved out of a national grassroots effort to help with hurricane relief led by millions of children in over 4000 schools in just about every market across the USA. This kids-movement has been featured on local, national, and international media (including the Today Show, MSNBC, CNN American Morning, NPR, and even Japanese Network Television

We're not done!
While so much has been done to help so far, there is a tremendous amount of work left to be done. Just because the cameras are not focusing in as frequently on the destruction and trauma left in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, the rebuilding is by no means finished. The work must continue, and your support is needed.  High School Students, please consider applying for an internship to help us with this effort.  Everyone, please be sure to report what you or your school / youth organization has been doing to help with hurricane relief (regardless of the charity you choose).

Please browse through our website.  You'll discover that RandomKid goes far beyond Hurricane Relief.  It's about giving kids the tools to make their dream of a better world a reality.

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There are multiple links on RandomKid's news page to stories in print across the country about this historic call. You will also find news releases, photos and a press kit that includes a high-level script of the phone call.