Social media rehashes fundraising as people raise huge amounts for Australian bushfire

Social media comes to the rescue for the people and wildlife affected by Australian bushfire, as celebrities and others take to the internet for fundraising.

Australia has become prey to the worst kind of bush fire that has resulted in the loss of millions of wildlife, acres of forest and lives. People around the globe are working towards helping those who are affected by the fire. In their efforts to providing help, social media has become their sole medium to reach out to provide help. Considering the huge amount of stretch and influence that online media has, people are taking to social media asking help for the damage caused by the Australian bushfire. And they are going to extents to help raise the money.

Check out these crazy humans who went that extra mile to help Australia:

Nudes to anyone who donates $10 for Australia. Nude Model Kaylen Ward decided to do her part in becoming helpful to the people affected by the Australian bushfire. She was able to raise up to $700000.

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A post shared by Kaylen Ward (@kaylenward._) on Jan 7, 2020 at 9:44am PST

YouTuber, Vitaly Zdorovetskiy decided to do the unusual. He climbed the Pyramid of Giza, Egypt to spread his message and encourage people to donate towards the bushfire relief fund. He was, however, jailed for five days.

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Unstoppable ? ?: @rocknfoto

A post shared by Vitaly (@kingvitaly) on Jan 17, 2020 at 9:08am PST

Sarah McClelland began an animal fun pack collection on her online website 'Little bins for Little Hands'.

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Australian celebrities are auctioning their items and offering their talents as a favour to every donation made towards reviving the beautiful country. With many also taking up the opportunity at award shows to talk about the issue.

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Hi everyone. Like you, I want to support the fight against the bushfires here in Australia. My family and I are contributing a million dollars. Hopefully you guys can chip in too. Every penny counts so whatever you can muster up is greatly appreciated. In my bio I’ve added links to support the fire fighters, organisations and charities who are working flat out to provide support and relief during this devastating and challenging time. Beyond appreciative to everyone around the world for their well wishes and donations. It really does make a difference, so dig deep! Love ya.

A post shared by Chris Hemsworth (@chrishemsworth) on Jan 6, 2020 at 6:34pm PST

Not just adults, kids as young as 6-year-old are raising money. Owen a 6-year-old raised over $240000 through her clay work.

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Like all of us, Owen was upset by the fires, so we wanted to provide an outlet for him to feel like he could do something to help. He’s a huge animal lover and has been making clay characters for a while, so together we thought up the clay koala and offered it to friends and family as a “thank you” for donations for bushfire-affected animals. Then his “Gran” shared it with the local paper, so here we are...???❤️ Never in a million years did we expect to raise $175k or meet and hear from all of you amazing people - you’re the world’s best ? ?? #owensrescue #owensclaykoalas #littleclaykoalas

A post shared by Owen Colley (@littleclaykoalas) on Jan 18, 2020 at 4:40am PST

TikTokers to the rescue 

TikTokers across the globe are trying their best to make #SupportAustralia trend on the platform and organise different charities to help wildlife and humans.

Show your support and help out the beautiful Australian animals visit here.