From the bands inception, Jesters to the Left has supported charity events. Here are some charities we have supported. Please consider giving to these causes.

Australian Bushfires

Emergency airlifts, scorched koalas, hazardous air quality – wildfires raging across Australia have taken a devastating toll on the nation, and the blazes could be burning for months to come.

The bushfires, which have been burning since September, have killed at least 25 people, destroyed 2,000 homes and killed an estimated 500 million animals. In all, about 15 million acres have burned across the country.

This issue is very personal to us, our lead singer – Aussie Jeff hails from Melbourne, Australia. His family are safe, but so many people, animals, and communities will feel the long term impact of this global disaster. Please consider these causes:

Australian Red Cross

DONATE to Red Cross Australia click here

Wildlife Information, Rescue and Education Service

DONATE to WIRES click here

The Australian Red Cross saves lives and supports people before and after disasters strike. They work to alleviate suffering during wars and conflict and promote the laws of war. They work to assist our most vulnerable community members – no matter their circumstances. www.redcross.org.au

WIRES (NSW Wildlife Information, Rescue and Education Service Inc.) is Australia’s largest wildlife rescue organisation. WIRES has been rescuing and caring for wildlife for over 30 years and WIRES mission is to actively rehabilitate and preserve Australian wildlife and inspire others to do the same. WIRES.org.au

EVENTS

Concert to benefit Australia

Jesters to the Left and DC Rockers at:

Caddies

4922 Cordell Ave, Bethesda, Maryland 20814 — Click here for Tickets —

Sunday February 16 5pm until late.

Five bands from 5pm onward, great LIVE music to supporting charities – Jesters on after 9pm …BE THERE… More info here.


Cancer Can Rock is a non-profit organization founded by Jim Ebert, a multi-platinum record producer, himself a cancer survivor. Unlike most cancer-based charities, this foundation doesn’t seek a cure, rather it strives to serve a singular community: Musicians facing aggressive cancer. Donations to Cancer Can Rock go toward getting these musicians into a studio with professionals and producing a tangible result for them and their families during what is otherwise an unsettling time for them. These songs have provided both pride for those who have survived and solace for those that survived them. Many family members and some of the artists have communicated that the studio time was one of the best experiences in the artist’s life. Cancer has no perks. Cancer Can Rock, at least for a moment, changes that for those it serves.