Backstreet Boys Launch Campaign to Fight Homelessness in NYC
Backstreet Boys Launch Campaign
to Fight Homelessness in NYC.
The veteran boy band teamed up with Prizeo
to give fans an incentive to donate money to
Coalition for the Homeless in New York City.
Out of the people who donate,
one lucky winner will be selected to go to
Hawaii for an upcoming Backstreet Boys concert.
The winner will receive flight and
hotel tickets, backstage passes, merch and
the opportunity to have a luau with the band.
Nick Carter, one fifth of the group, told
'Entertainment Tonight' why they had picked
Coalition for the Homeless for their campaign.
I started doing research on the organization and its mission statement resonated with me, Nick Carter, to 'Entertainment Tonight'.
I spoke to my bandmates and
we really wanted to do something
special for them and the
city of New York. , Nick Carter, to 'Entertainment Tonight'.
We’re so excited to be able to help bring awareness to the issue of homelessness around the world and hopeful that as a group we can affect change, Nick Carter, to 'Entertainment Tonight'
to Fight Homelessness in NYC.
The veteran boy band teamed up with Prizeo
to give fans an incentive to donate money to
Coalition for the Homeless in New York City.
Out of the people who donate,
one lucky winner will be selected to go to
Hawaii for an upcoming Backstreet Boys concert.
The winner will receive flight and
hotel tickets, backstage passes, merch and
the opportunity to have a luau with the band.
Nick Carter, one fifth of the group, told
'Entertainment Tonight' why they had picked
Coalition for the Homeless for their campaign.
I started doing research on the organization and its mission statement resonated with me, Nick Carter, to 'Entertainment Tonight'.
I spoke to my bandmates and
we really wanted to do something
special for them and the
city of New York. , Nick Carter, to 'Entertainment Tonight'.
We’re so excited to be able to help bring awareness to the issue of homelessness around the world and hopeful that as a group we can affect change, Nick Carter, to 'Entertainment Tonight'