Wu-Tang Clan Is Selling Co-Branded Hand Sanitizer to Help Ottawa Health Organizations
As the old saying goes, “Wu-Tang is for the children.”
By that, we mean members of the Wu-Tang Clan are doing their part to help communities and people in need by selling co-branded hand sanitizer and T-shirts to benefit a city far from their own Shaolin (Staten Island).
Now, take this moment to toss up a quick W with sanitized hands to show appreciation.
Apparently back in April, the brand 36 Chambers, founded by Wu-Tang member RZA, donated some money to the Ottawa Food Bank. After raising awareness through a tweet from the group, the food bank received $280,000 in contributions.
“Whether it's through music or our actions, the purpose of 36 Chambers and Wu-Tang is to always see a better tomorrow,” the brand said in a statement. “In collaboration with Mayor Jim Watson and the City of Ottawa, 36 Chambers is releasing the A Better Tomorrow Collection: three products that collectively will benefit the Ottawa Food Bank, Ottawa Mission and [the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario.]”
The 36 Chambers x A Better Tomorrow collection includes the “Protect Ya Hands” hand sanitizer (a spoof of the song “Protect Ya Neck”), a T-shirt featuring the famous “W” logo with “Ottawa” in the middle, and a special dish from Pure Kitchen.
.@WuTangClan links up with
36 Chambers and the city of Ottawa to release "The Better Tomorrow" collection to benefit 3 Ottawa-based charities 🙌: https://t.co/ZwFnZK6ugL pic.twitter.com/ETzhmR5eHE— Complex Canada (@complexcanada) May 21, 2020
It’s always good when an artist or group can step up and use their well-recognized brand to do good. Wu-Tang is one of the most widely recognized brands in the world, and it’s even cooler that they’re branching out from their own backyards to help others up North.
Brendan Menapace is the content director for Promo+Promo Marketing.