When Texas native Jonathan Chen moved to New York City to attend college, he was struck by how many homeless people filled the streets and subways -- and even more so by the significant number of people who tuned into their headphones on their commutes instead of paying attention to these people in need. He wondered if there was a way for people to stop using music as a barrier and start using it as a way to help those asking for assistance right next to them. Then, he decided to create one. As ...
This Record Label Is Completely Dedicated To Fighting Hunger, Homelessness, More
The Huffington Post - 24 Feb 2015 20:35
When Texas native Jonathan Chen moved to New York City to attend college, he was struck by how many homeless people filled the streets and subways -- and even more so by the significant number of people who tuned into their headphones on their commutes instead of paying attention to these people in need. He wondered if there was a way for people to stop using music as a barrier and start using it as a way to help those asking for assistance right next to them. Then, he decided to create one. As ...
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