Murray SawChuck teamed with a few friends, including his mother Arlene, to give back to the community for the holidays. Not only did Murray pass out 100 pairs of mittens his mother made to those in need, according to Vegas News his 8th annual Beggin’ For Magic show raised over $2,000 for the Friends For Life animal shelter.
Kentucky’s WHAS 11 covered Aaron Harp’s show over the weekend at the Historic State Theater in Elizabethtown, KY that saw part of the ticket sales going to the Ronald McDonald House Charities.
Ed Times, a news platform for Indian millennial, posted this feature on Jamie Balfour-Paul (also known as Jamie Jibberish) who performs magic for refugee children in countries such as Lebanon, Turkey and Jordan through his group Magic For Smiles.
The Chicago Sun Times features magician Neil Tobin, who is also the assistant director of Open Heart Magic a non-profit group training magicians to visit hospitalized kids in this video. You can read more at the Sun Times website and Open Heart’s site.
It is Memorial Day her in the US, which means iTricks Tower Midwest is closed. Still, we wanted to share last week’s Unicorn Wednesday with Misty Lee, which saw her getting in on the Red Nose Day action.
While not quite as big in the US as it is in the UK, Comic Relief’s Red Nose Day is here! We can’t promise any magic in NBC’s special tonight, which is described as a mix of comedy and music, but it is a great cause (which you can learn more about on their website).
If any magicians out there are part of local Red Nose events please send us video or article links!
Nino Cruzillini is a Wisconsin based hypnotist and magician, but at the recent Nothin’ Up My Sleeve magic fundraiser show in Crystal Lake, Illinois he turned into the world’s scariest Uber driver to benefit the Crystal Lake’s Raue Center for the Arts.