Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis announced on Sunday that they are launching their Quarantine Wine, and 100 percent of the proceeds will go to various charities to provide for coronavirus relief efforts.
The couple is teaming up with Battle Creek Vineyards and Nocking Point Wines to create a wine that they are dedicating to the quarantine period. On Twitter, they posted a video, saying they are launching a Quarantine Wine wherein all the cash they collect will go to charities that feed families and provide supplies and PPE equipment that will be used by the medical frontliners.
Kutcher added even owners of small businesses and those who are in distress are part of the benefactors.
On their website, they are selling two bottles of the "beautiful Oregon Pinot Noir" priced at $50 that has an interactive front label that says "meant to be written on by YOU."
Kunis and Kutcher are asking their fans and followers to support them by snapping a picture of them enjoying a happy hour with a friend or a loved one with the bottle of wine, adding hashtags #QUARANTINEWINE, #PPE, and #SOCIALDISTANCING to help share to the world about the awesome wine and the fundraising cause.
"Quarantine Wine" Proceeds to be Given to Charities
Give Directly, America's Food Fund, Direct Relief, and The Frontline Responders Fund are the four charities that were chosen by the couple.
Give Directly provides cash directly to families that are living in areas that received the biggest impact by the coronavirus. At the same time, America's Food Fund makes sure that families would have a safe and reliable food source.
Direct Relief helps provide personal protective equipment to medical frontliners and EMS workers and The Frontline Responders Fund purchases and delivers ventilators and PPE to medical facilities around the US.
Mila Kunis said that they had fun tasting the wines because they were delicious. Ashton Kutcher followed through by sending a toast to the ones viewing their video, especially for those who are doing their best to keep people safe.
Celebrities Are Helping Charities
Kim Kardashian West shared Kunis and Kutcher's video on her Twitter with a series of heart and wine emojis showing her support to the couple's fundraising cause.
Apart from the Kunis and Kutcher couple, many Hollywood stars have donated to charities and their local communities and are advising their followers to do social distancing during the global health crisis.
Ellen DeGeneres & Portia de Rossi donated $1 million to the All-In Challenge. Amy Schumer gave KN95 masks to a New York hospital where her best friend Jen Cloudman is working. The host of "Live with Kelly and Ryan," Ryan Seacrest donated $1 million to help those residing in New York and Los Angeles. Amal and George Clooney also gave more than $1 million to six charities that are close to their hearts.
