Lady Gaga’s Foundation Campaign

Nov 14, 2018 | 5:30 AM

Lady Gaga’s Born This Way Foundation is launching a new kindness campaign to coincide with World Kindness Day today.

In partnership with Zappos and SoulCycle, the foundation has announced the #MultiplyYourGood Challenge, which invites individuals to volunteer or donate to a nonprofit in their community this holiday season. For every act of kindness performed by December 21st, the Born This Way Foundation will “multiply” it by performing a good deed for one of their nonprofit partners.

Participants can share their experiences on social media using the hashtag #MultiplyYourGood and submit their good deeds on the Born This Way website.

For every act of good submitted, you’ll be entered to win a trip to Las Vegas to see Lady Gaga’s new residency, as well as take part in a service event alongside the Born This Way Foundation team.

Born This Way Foundation cofounder (and Gaga’s mother) Cynthia Germanotta said participants might consider directing their efforts toward helping the victims of the wildfires that have roiled California.

“We’re heartbroken by the devastation in California and we hope our community uses #MultiplyYourGood as an opportunity to help support those who have been impacted,” Germanotta says. “We hope that those taking part in California – and beyond – consider picking one of the amazing organizations working tirelessly to respond to the wildfires and to help communities recover in the weeks and months ahead … We’re also teaming up with Starbucks to celebrate World Kindness Day and to help kickoff the #MultiplyYourGood Challenge with in store activations. Two of those are in California, and we’ll be using those activations to help support the wildfire recovery efforts as well, collecting thank you cards for first responders in Los Angeles and donations for the Red Cross in Walnut Creek.”

Southern California’s Woolsey fire recently forced Gaga to evacuate her Malibu home, but in the days since she has visited a Red Cross shelter and called out President Trump to “set an example of kindness for this country.”

The Born This Way Foundation, founded in 2012, aims to improve youth wellness and empower young people to create a kinder world.

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