We The Kingdom Partners with Kahākūkahi Foundation to Support Families Affected by Maui Fires

We The Kingdom
We The Kingdom

We The Kingdom, known for their genre-transcending music, has joined forces with the Kahākūkahi Foundation to raise funds for families impacted by the devastating fires in Maui earlier this year. The band has pledged to donate a portion of the proceeds from their cheerful new song, “Christmas In Hawaii,” and for every view of the song’s new video.

Comprised of brothers Ed and Scott Cash, Ed’s son Martin Cash, and close family friend Andrew Bergthold, We The Kingdom seamlessly fuses rock, country, and gospel into their unique sound. Band leader Ed Cash is renowned for his songwriting, with his compositions recorded by artists such as Amy Grant, NEEDTOBREATHE, and Chris Tomlin, among others.

By partnering with the Kahākūkahi Foundation, We The Kingdom aims to provide support and assistance to the families affected by the tragic fires in Maui. Through the proceeds generated from “Christmas In Hawaii” and the video views, the band hopes to make a positive impact and contribute to the recovery efforts.

Osafo Daniel is a music journalist and cultural commentator who has been covering music and entertainment since 2016. Based in Ghana, he specializes in independent artists, emerging talent, and the creative stories behind contemporary African and global music. His work has appeared in Yahoo News, Opera News, News Ghana, and Ghana Web, covering new releases, artist journeys, and industry trends.