New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has reached out to the one man who can change the world with a single Tweet: Justin Bieber.
In his efforts to spread the word and gather donations for the Hurricane Sandy NJ Relief Fund, the Governor sent out one simple message that has gone a long way toward raising awareness about the destruction his state is now coping with after Hurricane Sandy.
.@justinbieber my girls are big fans. Will u help us spread the word about NJReliefFund? For more info: tinyurl.com/anufbos #WeWillRebuild
— Governor Christie (@GovChristie) November 4, 2012
Though, it wasn’t just one message. Governor Christie used the power of Twitter to send out similar messages to NJ natives the Jonas Brothers, Kelly Ripa, Bruce Springsteen and the NY Giants as well as other celebrities in hopes of spreading the message as far as possible.
.@jonasbrothers ur hometown state need ur help spreading the word. To help all those affected by #Sandy click here sandynjrelieffund.org/index.html thx
— Governor Christie (@GovChristie) November 4, 2012
.@kellyripa NJReliefFund is up & running. Will u help spread the word? For more info/donate click here: tinyurl.com/anufbos #WeWillRebuild
— Governor Christie (@GovChristie) November 5, 2012
.@springsteen NJ Relief Fund is up & running. Pls help spread the word. Clickhere for more info/donate sandynjrelieffund.org/index.html #NJResilience
— Governor Christie (@GovChristie) November 4, 2012
.@giants @teamvic #Sandy NJReliefFund is up and running. Please help spread the word for your home state. sandynjrelieffund.org
— Governor Christie (@GovChristie) November 5, 2012
It seems the Governor got through to the Biebs as he Retweeted his initial message and then sent some of his own.
Gonna try to work with Red Cross to have u guys all help donate for those affected by hurricane sandy
— Justin Bieber (@justinbieber) November 4, 2012
Help #Sandy survivors. Donate to the @redcross via @itunesmusic at itunes.com/redcross. Out of US, visit redcross.org
— Justin Bieber (@justinbieber) November 2, 2012
To donate, visit SandyNJReliefFund.org.
-Joe Cingrana, 92.3 NOW//New York
