a special thank you to these companies

Without the help of new social media app, Forcer, their incredible team, and donation, this project would not have been able to be started. 

I can not stress that enough, without the support of Forcer, this project would not have been able to grow into what it has. 

Jenerral MGMT CEO, Jen Stein, has donated her time, and skills, joining as the COO of CULT for GOOD, coordinating all CULT relief efforts.

Within hours, securing product sponsorships, and coordinating volunteers across the US to expedite expansion. 

Using her music industry background she is making a goal to help those effected by this pandemic, purchasing supplies, water and essentials from small businesses and independent venues effected by the loss of work.

With the donations of management agency, We Are Verified, and CEO, Jordan Worona, we have been able to provide tens of thousands of supplies to the homeless, and with his continued support in managing sponsorships and donations for the CULT Relief Project, he is helping bring CULT bring more trucks to more cities.

Scummy Bears has launched their new Scummy Cares initiative, and Scummy Cares masks for you to wear and help stop the spread of the disease. While these masks are not medical grade, their masks are made with anti-microbial fabric and can be used to help keep your germs where they belong (in your own mouth), with 100% of all profits going right back into getting masks to those who need them most.

Without an incredible donation of Vivera Pharaceutical new rapid on-site COVID-19 tests, CULT Relief Trucks, in the coming weeks will now be able to offer FREE coronavirus tests to the homeless and at-risk populations.

With the support of Enterprise Rent-A-Truck and their amazing team, they were able to provide most CULT Relief trucks, and are aiding in getting them in more cities around the country.

While the #CULTforGOOD project is focusing on the homeless population, DUDEWipes and their team helped distribute thousands of free wipes to at-risk and quarantined fans.

With donations of trucks from U-Haul, the Cult Relief Trucks are now able to reach more communities.