| ABOUT |
While desiring to help unify the Dallas-Ft. Worth scene for a philanthropic cause, Justin “GOAT” Griffith founded Hip Hop Helps Heal, or H4, in 2008. H4 is a non-profit organization built on the love of music, where egos are left at home and people become selfless. They pledge to throw two benefit shows annually to aid specific concerns of the community. They have raised and contributed thousands of dollars to organizations, such as the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, Genesis Women’s Shelter, Toys For Tots, American Lung Association, and National Breast Cancer Foundation.
| PAST EVENTS |
Event Name: Toys For Tots: The Night H4 Saved Christmas III
Date: Friday, December 9th, 2011
Color: Ugly Christmas Sweater Party
Donated To: Toys For Tots & Children’s Medical Center
Contribution: $1340 & 9 Boxes of Toys
Event Name: PINK…A Breast Cancer Fundraiser
Date: Thursday, September 22nd, 2011
Color: Pink
Donated To: National Breast Cancer Foundation
Contribution: $670
Event Name: Toys For Tots: The Night H4 Saved Christmas II
Date: Saturday, December 4th, 2010
Color: Red
Donated To: Toys For Tots
Contribution: $400 & 18 Boxes of Toys
Event Name: Clear The Air: Hip Hop Helps Heal Lung Cancer
Date: Saturday, August 28th, 2010
Color: White
Donated To: American Lung Association
Contribution: $2273
Event Name: Toys For Tots: The Night H4 Saved Christmas
Date: Sunday, December 13th, 2009
Color: Red
Donated To: Toys For Tots
Contribution: $600 & 14 Boxes of Toys
Event Name: Mend The Home: Hip Hop Helps Heal Domestic Violence
Date: Saturday, June 13th, 2009
Color: Purple
Donated To: Genesis Women’s Shelter
Contribution: $878
Event Name: Save The Boobs: Hip Hop Helps Heal Breast Cancer
Date: Saturday, August 23rd, 2008
Color: Pink
Donated To: Susan G. Komen Foundation
Contribution: $1330
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| H4’s “Mend The Home” Playdough & David Rodriguez |
H4’s “Save The Boobs” D210 Coverage |
| TESTIMONIALS |
“I remember randomly searching “abuse” on twitter and the benefit popped up and your twitter name. I just came out of an abusive relationship. I was glad that someone was holding a benefit to raise money for the Genesis Women’s Shelter. It inspired me in so many ways to get through it. Thanks. That was my first step to healing, knowing that I could give back to women in my situation just by attending the event.” -SB
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