Celebrities from around the world linked-up for an unprecedented eight hour event.
co-anchored the event, proof that even the competitive edge of late night hosts must be put aside for the good of public health.raised $127.9 million
, with $55.1 million going to the World Health Organization’s COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund and $72.8 million going to “local and regional responders” and groups like Education Cannot Wait, Direct Care, Feeding America, and United Way. Unlike a telethon, funds were not solicited from the viewers, who were encouraged to just relax and watch the show. The money came from corporate donors.
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