Charity: “Give to the neediest on Red Nose Day”

Richard Kaufman 12:22 pm Tue May 24, 2016

On Thursday May 26, Red Nose Day will return for the second year. It’s all about giving to children to fight hunger, sickness, and homelessness.

In the video above, the most famous magician in the world, David Copperfield, has his own magical way of asking you to get involved.

There’s going to be a two-hour TV show on NBC that evening at 9 p.m. eastern time, 8 p.m. central time, brought to you by the folks who put together Comic Relief. The biggest stars in America are going to come together for your donations.

Learn more about it here, and see what even the smallest donations can do.

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