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Charity rewarding part of Johnson’s gig
Teranaki Daily News
November 2, 2010
Entertainer demands environmental concert
Taranaki Daily News
November 11, 2010
Jack Johnson: Saint of surf
New Zealand Herald
November 14th, 2010
It was a Beautiful day outside….There is a pond in front of the stage at Taranaki and this was the site of the infamous fans swimming in the pond during Jack’s show in 2008. Tonight Zach got into a little row boat during “Banana Pancakes†with a long cord and played accordion out on the pond! It was quite the site to see. Check out the tour photos to see Zach enjoying a little Banana Pancakes in his row boat..
Volunteers: 26
Passports Disseminated: 3,200
Fans taking 3+ actions: 600
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Jack Johnson brings soulful songs and green ways to Cruzan
The Palm Beach Post
August 16th, 2010
“Jack Johnson has become one of those musicians as known for their causes as they are for their music. In Johnson’s case, it’s all about green. And the good news here is he’s not all talk: Johnson also lives as earth-friendly a life as he can …â€
All net proceeds earned through Platinum and Premium ticketing programs will be donated to the Johnson Ohana Foundation to support All At Once Non-Profit Partners in communities near each concert. In addition, $2 from every ticket will support the environment, with half being directed to carbon offset projects and half going to support local All At Once Non-Profit Partners. Fans can opt-in to make an additional donation to the Johnson Ohana Foundation to support environmental projects, plastic free initiatives, and food security efforts of the All At Once Non-Profit Partners.
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