Mark

1. How can music and the arts be leveraged as effective tools for sustainable development and climate change awareness in communities across Africa?

Christine

Quincy Jones was a legend, and his legacy lives on through the countless lives he's touched. Let’s keep supporting this important mission and making a difference together! 🌍✊ #SupportArtistsForAfrica

Joanna

2. In what ways can we amplify the legacy of Quincy Jones to inspire the next generation of artists to engage in global humanitarian efforts?

UNITED SUPPORT OF ARTISTS FOR AFRICA

In 1985, forty-five superstar recording artists checked their egos at the door and recorded We Are The World. This is the story of that historic night. With Michael Jackson, Lionel Richie, Quincy Jones, Ray Charles, Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Wonder, Dionne Warwick, Kenny Rogers.

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UNITED SUPPORT OF ARTISTS FOR AFRICA

Did you know that in 35 years, USA for Africa has raised more than $100,000,000 to help alleviate poverty in Africa and the United States. “We want to thank you all –individuals, groups, schools, churches, companies – located throughout the world who supported our efforts in 1985/86 and throughout the last 35 years, through the simple action of buying the song, “We Are The World” in all its forms. USA for Africa sounded a call to action and the responses gave testimony to just how special the song, We Are The World was and still is.

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Denise

So inspired by the amazing work that USA for Africa continues to do! It’s incredible to see how music can bring people together for such a vital cause. 🎶❤️ #WeAreTheWorld