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CHICAGO, Feb. 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- In a bold move to redefine the standard for charitable giving, Cameo, the platform that enables every creator and celebrity to create personalized videos, and Pledge, the most innovative charitable fundraising platform, are launching a groundbreaking fundraising campaign where 95% of every dollar donated will go directly to support charitable causes. This unprecedented efficiency rate not only sets a new benchmark for transparency and impact, but also significantly outperforms industry norms.Building on the success of their initial partnership—which has raised funds for over 600 nonprofits, including Save the Children and the JED Foundation, and featured top personalities like Cedric the Entertainer (over $100,000 raised) and Tony Hawk (over $30,000 raised for LA fire relief)—this collaboration will enable any creator on Cameo to fundraise for over 2 million nonprofits, including every U.S. nonprofit, through Pledge's platform.Tapping into the Power of the Creator EconomyThe creator economy is rapidly expanding, projected to surpass $100 billion globally, with millions of influencers, content creators, and digital personalities engaging massive audiences daily. This growth presents a unique opportunity for philanthropy. By tapping into the mission-driven nature and expansive reach of creators, Cameo and Pledge are unlocking a giant new fundraising revenue stream for nonprofits

Rapper Heather “Razzlekhan” Morgan is back and dropping the first of two new singles ahead of serving 18 months in prison for her role in an infamous, multi-billion-dollar Bitcoin heist.The notorious entrepreneur and musician teased the new single and music video in recent days. Released Friday, Morgan described her new track “Razzlekhan vs. The United States” in a statement as a "misfits' anthem."Morgan further said that the song is based on her experiences during the case that stemmed from her arrest in 2022 all the way through to her conviction and sentencing for money laundering last year.Featuring Morgan in bondage gear, the video has “hidden messages and social commentary” throughout, she told Decrypt in an interview.“I don’t want to spell out everything since I intentionally left a lot of hidden messages to be deciphered,” Morgan said.“A core theme is that there’s a struggle between normies and people who refuse to conform, like me,” she continued. “I want my misfit 'Razzlers' to know that they’re not alone, and that we are stronger together.”“Razzlekhan vs. The United States” was released via Morgan’s Razzlekhan YouTube channel, coinciding with the song being released on streaming music services. A second song, “Diplomat Pussy,” is expected to drop on January 24.In November, Morgan was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison for money laundering, while her husband Ilya "Dutch" Lichtenstein received five years for orchestrating the Bitfinex hack