Click buy to donate to Lifeline and join the 72 Club.
About the 72 Club:
The 27 Club is a group of young musicians whose unresolved struggles resulted in their tragic deaths at just 27 years old. Every year Lifeline saves thousands of lives through listening. So
now, they're taking songs made famous by 27 Club members and rerecording them with musicians who have lived to be old to make a club of their own. The 72 Club.
But The 72 Club doesn’t just stop with them. It’s a club that anyone can join. By donating to Lifeline and joining the 72 Club, you’re saying that you plan on living a long and happy life, and
you want to help other New Zealanders to do the same.
Listen to the 72 Clubs first single ‘Piece of my Heart’ and buy 72 Club merchandise at the72club.co.nz.
About Lifeline:
Lifeline Aotearoa has been helping New Zealanders in crisis for over 50 years.
Their free community helplines (Lifeline 24/7, Suicide Crisis Helpline, Kidsline), as well as our text support service HELP (4357), are answered by qualified counsellors and trained volunteers from call centres in Auckland and Christchurch. They also provide specialist counselling and corporate and volunteer training.
They receive over 10,000 calls from people of all ages and ethnicities who are struggling with a wide range of issues including relationship and work problems, mental health, grief, abuse,
bullying and loneliness. They help an average of 6 people a day at high risk of suicide. Calls to their helplines are free, confidential and available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. They receive no government funding for these helplines and reply on the public donations.
