Cancer Doesnt Care Launch fundraiser for Orlando shooting victims

ATLANTA - June 22, 2016 - PRLog -- Tragedies happen all of the time around the world. Unfortunately, America had one happen right in our backyard Sunday, June 12th. An "Islamic terrorist" went into a gay nightclub and killed 49 people while injuring 53 more. This was the worst mass shooting in the history of the United States, and the second largest terrorist attack since 9/11.

People are coming together from all around the country, and the world to help support the victims families and the injured as well. Lines of people were waiting to give blood to help those in need. The shooting was trending on all of the social media avenues with hashtags such as #Orlando, #OrlandoUnited, and #PrayforOrlando.

As can be imagined, Cancer Doesn't Care and xHamster wants to do their part in helping the victims of the shooting and the rest of LGBT community. We not only want to raise awareness about the shooting, but we also want to personally help out. With the victims families and those who were injured. Along with our prior campaign of sharing our photo, we are going to launch a series of events called The Unity Movement who's purpose is to bring people together to raise awareness and discuss ways we can improve gender and race relations in the community. This Saturday June 25, 2016 we will have our first event to kick off the series. We look forward to all those in attendance.

If you want to directly help the victims of the shooting or attend our event, visit our website www.cancerdoesntcare.com to find out what you can do to make a difference. You can also contact us to find out how you can help with hovering dilemma of cancer. We can not make a difference without your help! Together we can make the world a little bit better one day at a time. Cancer Doesn't Care so why should you?