Pink donates half a million dollars to fire relief in Australia
American pop star Alecia Beth Moore, better known by her on-stage persona Pink, recently expressed deep concern on Twitter for the families affected in Australia's catastrophic fire season this year, which has killed 23 people and destroyed 1300 houses with no signs of slowing down, and has pledged 500,000 USD to the cause, to be donated directly to local fire services in Australia.
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