Proving why she’s a true modern day hero, Lorde has donated over £10,000 to a New Zealand based charity who look after under-privileged children.
Fuel The Need help local children gain access to lunches when at their most vulnerable, with Lorde responding in emphatic fashion when local businesses only mustered up £700 for the campaign.
Explaining the donation on the charity’s funding page (located here if you’d like to help out) Lorde said:
“Good on you Manuel and Fuel The Need. I hope this helps a little bit. Lots of love from a former kid who is passionate about all kids having access to food at school”
Lorde’s long-awaited follow up to her 2013 debut LP ‘Pure Heroine’ is rumoured to still be a work-in-progress (mucho sad face). She most recently honoured David Bowie at this year’s BRIT Awards – breaking tear ducts everywhere with her performance of ‘Life On Mars’
Fuel The Need help local children gain access to lunches when at their most vulnerable, with Lorde responding in emphatic fashion when local businesses only mustered up £700 for the campaign.
Explaining the donation on the charity’s funding page (located here if you’d like to help out) Lorde said:
“Good on you Manuel and Fuel The Need. I hope this helps a little bit. Lots of love from a former kid who is passionate about all kids having access to food at school”
Lorde’s long-awaited follow up to her 2013 debut LP ‘Pure Heroine’ is rumoured to still be a work-in-progress (mucho sad face). She most recently honoured David Bowie at this year’s BRIT Awards – breaking tear ducts everywhere with her performance of ‘Life On Mars’
