Metal Anarchy

Five Finger Death Punch have joined forces with Covenant House to help raise awareness about youth homelessness. As part of the partnership, the band will be donating a portion of the proceeds from their upcoming tour to the organization.

The band said the following:

“In an effort to make a meaningful impact in the lives of survivors of human trafficking and youth homelessness, Five Finger Death Punch is committing to donating a portion of its upcoming tour ticket revenue to support Covenant House International’s programs to house, feed, educate, provide job assistance, mental health services and healthcare to homeless youth across the Americas.

Starting in November, the band will be supporting Covenant House’s Youth Homelessness Awareness Month campaign by posting important facts and links to resources about the issues facing the survivors of human trafficking and youth homelessness

Five Finger Death Punch has been teaming up with various organization to raise awareness to many these issues for over a decade.”

Frontman Ivan Moody continued:

“Many of our songs and music videos speak directly to the issues being addressed by Covenant House. Our commitment to donating to support their programs and using our platform to raise awareness perfectly aligns with the band’s and our fans’ values.”

Covenant House president and CEO Bill Bedrossian added:

“We are so grateful to the band and their entire team for their support of young people served by Covenant House. It is clear that youth homelessness and its connections to foster care and human trafficking are deeply personal to the band. By using their voice to raise awareness about these critical issues, to their vast audience, so many will benefit from knowing there is a community of support, partnering with Covenant House to address the needs of young people experiencing homelessness in the Americas.”