In John Legend's turn, he has brought the campaign a level higher by inviting those who are listening to raise funds for the World Health Organisation's COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund throughout April for a target of US$ 675 million. He also asked everyone to support other causes that are partnering together to alleviate the negative impacts of the outbreak to the global economy.

Legend also invited everyone to support all the food banks by going to the feedingamerica.org, and those who are trying to stop the coronavirus via Global Citizen. He further rallied everyone to support struggling musicians affected by the lockdowns and community quarantines who are in much need as they deal with addiction issues, homelessness, access to food, among others. Interested parties may visit MusiCares by Grammy.

“Coronavirus is affecting people all around the world and part of how we prevent it from spreading to even more people, and hurting even more people, is by physically distancing ourselves from people, including people who might be sick," Legend says.

Charlie Puth took the torch earlier today, while the campaign has also inspired other artists all over the world to follow the road, including Filipinos like National Artist Ryan Cayabyab, Noel Cabangon, and Johnoy Danao through Bayanihan, Musikahan concert series. The Philippine counterpart was made to raise funds for food and sustenance for people working on the frontlines of the enhanced community quarantine operations as well as workers affected by the shutting down of some businesses.

“A lot of people are struggling to figure out how to feed their families… there are food banks already around America and all around the world right now that you can help, if you have the ability to do so,” Legend shares.