Wu-Tang Clan unveil charity hand sanitiser, “Protect Ya Hands”

Wu-Tang Clan unveil charity hand sanitiser, “Protect Ya Hands”

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Wu-Tang Clan have launched their own brand of hand sanitiser, “Protect ya hands”.

The product is part of “A Better Tomorrow”, a new collection from the legendary hip-hop group raising funds for several Ottawa-based charities: the Ottawa Food Bank, Ottawa Mission and the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario.

A play on the title of their 1993 breakthrough track ‘Protect Ya Neck’, the hand sanitiser is one product in a line that also includes an Ottawa x Wu-Tang Clan shirt, and a Korean meal kit in partnership with Pure Kitchen. 

The initiative was inspired by a donation made by Wu-Tang Clan to the Ottawa Food Bank in April, which spurred legions of fans to donate a total of $280,000 to the charity. Learn more about A Better Tomorrow and how to donate / get your own bottle of Protect Ya Hands here.

In March, Wu-Tang Clan shared a printed guide on how to “Protect Ya Neck” amid the coronavirus outbreak.  

 
 
 
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#protectyahands with our hand sanitizer collaboration with @jusu. For each hand sanitizer purchased another is donated to the @ottawamission a homeless shelter in Ottawa. Additional profits will also be donated. Confused about our collaboration with Ottawa? Click the link in bio to learn more.

A post shared by 36 Chambers (@36chambers) on May 20, 2020 at 8:37am PDT

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