Stand Up Saturday
There is always something you can do to make a difference! See the inspiring documentary The Dark Matter of Love and join the fight.
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Stand Up Saturday
There is always something you can do to make a difference! See the inspiring documentary The Dark Matter of Love and join the fight.
Michael saw visiting hospitals and orphanages, hanging out with sick children, hosting groups of children at Neverland, saving children around the world and healing the world for them as his work. Frank Dileo, Michael’s manager, said of Michael that a hospital chosen in every city in which Michael Jackson held a concert was gifted with a major new piece of needed medical equipment. Every city on the tour. Children’s hospitals were added to Michael’s private itinerary as were orphanages. Some orphanages were given 24 hours by Michael to upgrade their standards with his cash donations or he would refuse to go on stage. He leveraged his fame and power wherever he went to improve the world and to encourage adults to become a village for the sake of the world’s children. Frank Dileo saw children who were broken and dying and he had to leave the room because he was overcome with emotion. Michael took him aside and said: “This is our job, Frank; this is why we do what we do.” Children were Michael’s real work.