Help Us Say Thank You


Beloved,

I hope you are keeping safe during this testing time.

This period of challenge that we are experiencing as a global family has opened our eyes to the unifying nature of struggle and the importance of putting a metaphorical arm around each other. Suddenly materialism doesn't mean as much, but song can give us the boost of hope we need to make it through.

1000s of medical staff and workers on the front line have been exposed to this virus and are courageously battling daily to help in the efforts to stop the spread. 

As a team, we have been  working on a song to say thank you to these heroes. We would like to ask you to help to say thank you too. We are asking for your minds, talents and resources to spread this message of thanks all over the world so we can put our arms around the front line workers to say thank you.

Please see YouTube link for the Music Video, 'Unsung Heroes'.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IduA7jDgZOc

Spread as far and wide.

Stay Safe. God bless.



Rachel,
Rachel@htmusic.co.uk


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