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TAPE UK

Tape UK is a not for profit organisation aiming to raise money and awareness for homeless people of the UK by using amazing music and art. 
The campaign started in 2015, founded by Dillon Willis. The organisation plan to host: live events, interviews with bands/artists, live music sessions and much more! Profits made at these events will go towards supporting the homeless, by providing: meals, clothes and shelter. 
The rate of homelessness rose last year with over 3500 found sleeping rough in the UK. Because Tape UK is incorporating music and art with raising money for a good cause, people are intrigued to learn how they can help. 
To get in touch with Tape UK and see how you can help, contact them by:
Email - tapeuk@gmail.com

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