Michael Bibi donates £120,000 from comeback gig to cancer charity

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In July, Michael Bibi played a homecoming show at London’s Finsbury Park under the name One Life, billed as London’s “biggest ever electronic show”. It also marked Bibi’s first big show since his recovery.

Michael Bibi’s Homecoming Show: A Night to Remember

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“To everyone that was part of this show thankyou for making this possible, through dancing we have directly helped other people like myself & are helping to make a difference in saving more lives,” he said on Instagram. “My heart is full, thankyou.”

A Night of Music and Charity

The sold-out event saw around 45,000 in attendance, with a stem cell transplant charity on site to help recruit attendees to sign up to the stem cell register.

Anthony Nolan: Matching Donors with Recipients

The Anthony Nolan works to match those in need of stem cell transplant with potential donors. Ahead of Bibi’s One Life gig, the organisation said: “Your stem cells could hold the key to someone’s survival and that starts with a simple swab.”

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Conclusion

Michael Bibi’s homecoming show was not just about music but also about making a difference in the lives of those in need of stem cell transplants. The powerful message of helping others while enjoying music resonated with the audience, making it a night to remember.

FAQs

Q: What was the purpose of the stem cell transplant charity at Michael Bibi’s show?

A: The charity aimed to recruit attendees to sign up to the stem cell register to help match donors with recipients in need of stem cell transplants.

Q: How did Michael Bibi express his gratitude for the show?

A: Michael Bibi thanked everyone for making the show possible and highlighted the impact of dancing in helping to save lives, including his own.


Credit: mixmag.net

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