“30 Rock” “Kidney Now” Campaign — Watch “He Needs A Kidney” VIDEO
Hey! As 30 Rock stans know, on this year’s Season Finale, Jack put together a star-studded musical number to help find his newfound father a kidney and now fans can join the cause as well.
We wanted to let you guys know that there is a Kidney Now! website full of ways for fans to support the movement. For example, you can read the lyrics for “He Needs Kidney”, upload your own performance of the song, and even download donation banners.
To Join The Campaign, Visit The 30 Rock Site
Here’s the video for the star-studded performance of “He Needs Kidney” from 30 Rock’s Season Finale, featuring Mary J. Blige, Clay Aiken, Sheryl Crow, Wyclef Jean, and Elvis Costello.
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On May 18th 2009, Valita wrote:
Haha this was absolutely hilarious. But they still managed to promote a good cause while poking fun at all those celebrity fundraiser songs, too!
So glad to see Rhett Miller as part of this group…he was looking great in that sharp jacket. I can’t wait for his new album or to see him live in a month from now!
On June 1st 2009, Renae wrote:
Laughed so hard I cried. Being the recipient of a live donor kidney just three months ago, and having a benefit for the cause in January, it hit close to home. A wonderful cause and a great way to spread the word about living organ donation. There are so many people living on dialysis waiting for a transplant.
On September 10th 2009, Angie wrote:
I was told about this on a kidney patient forum and I think this is great! I feel there is not enough songs out there to promote organ donation and I am walking this Sunday at a Kidney Walk and wanted music to walk to that I could play for all to hear to help encourage awareness! Thank you for this!
I am also glad that I could watch that video on YouTube since I can’t watch Hulu in Canada (only viewable in the USA) but I know a LOT of people in the States on the Renal Support Network site and am posting this link there so they will see this as well! Thank you!