JB Smoove And The Property Brothers Support Giving Tuesday
“Property Brothers” is one of our favorite shows so we were super excited to see they’d joined forces with Lyft, Nissan and Habitat for Humanity for a very special Giving Tuesday social media campaign that involved the brothers giving celebrity friends a “lift” while having backseat convos about the meaning of home and why they support Habitat for Humanity.
“The holidays have always been a time for us to slow down and reflect on what really matters,”
said Jonathan Scott. “When we think of home, it’s about gathering with our family and friends.
That’s why it’s so important to us this Giving Tuesday to give Habitat a lift, so more families in the U.S., Canada and around the world can achieve the dream of a home they call their own.”
Viewers are asked to join the Scott Brothers and their friends in supporting Habitat by visiting habitat.org/givingtuesday
The videos, which will be posted on Habitat’s Twitter, Instagram and Facebook pages
throughout the day on #GivingTuesday, will feature top-selling singer, dancer, actor and film and television producer Lance Bass of *NSYNC fame; award-winning actress known for her roles in Dexter, Lucifer and George Lopez, Aimee Garcia; comedian, talk show and podcast host Chris Hardwick, best known for The Wall on NBC and the Talking Dead podcast; former professional boxer and Olympic gold medalist Sugar Ray Leonard; fitness popstar Caleb Marshall, known as the Fitness Marshall to the millions who work out with his videos online; grammy-award winning country music star LeAnn Rimes, who is currently starring in the Hallmark Channel’s It’s Christmas Eve and comedian, actor and writer J.B. Smoove, known for his role on Curb Your Enthusiasm and as a star of the upcoming Spider Man: Far From Home.
Hit the flip to watch JB Smoove’s clip with the Scott Brothers.
The videos will also feature homeowners in Nashville who built and purchased their homes
through Habitat for Humanity. The homeowners talk about how Habitat helped them achieve
the strength, stability and independence they need to build a better life for themselves and their families.
“We’re so thankful to our friends who are helping us tell Habitat’s story and raise money for
this amazing organization,” said Drew Scott. “Please give what you can so that Habitat can help more people realize the dream of a safe and affordable home to call their own.”
Nissan and Lyft are supporting the campaign through their social media channels and through
direct communications with their customers. Nissan also provided the vehicles used in the
video shoots. Additionally, thanks to the Nissan Challenge, contributions in November and
December can help Habitat double its impact for people in need of decent shelter.
Last week Habitat for Humanity announced it has now helped more than 22 million people
secure new or improved housing since its founding in 1976, with more than 8.7 million people
served in the last year alone.
This is such a great campaign. Have you participated in Giving Tuesday today?
