The day after Labor Day 2020, the area of Happy Camp, CA and the surrounding territory was hit by it’s most devastating fire to date, The Slater Fire. This blaze took out more than half the town of Happy Camp, as well as thousands of acres of the Klamath National Forest. This area is the native land, and current home, of the Karuk Tribe.
Recording artist Jay Chavez and his wife Cassidy created a video to bring attention to this tragedy, and to ask for help in rebuilding this community. The Jay Chavez Band have pledged that thru the end of November, ALL SALES PROCEEDS from the new single “Change” will be donated to the Karuk tribe for disaster relief efforts in the town of Happy Camp. The video entitled “Let’s get a Platinum record for the Karuk people!” was released last week to the public through social media platforms. The single can be purchased at iTunes, Amazon and all other music retailers. For more information or to schedule an interview, please contact Cassidy Lang directly.
Jay Chavez is donating all sales from his single “Change” to the Karuk Tribe for Slater Fire Relief until the end of November
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