Demi Lovato Shares Video, Items From Their Closet For Pride Campaign With Propeller

New York, NY (Top40 Charts) Global superstar Demi Lovato recently launched their second campaign on social good-focused digital platform Propeller, benefiting organizations important to Demi including Human Rights Campaign (HRC), The Trevor Project, and The Alliance for Eating Disorders Awareness - as featured recently in Billboard, People and more. Fans can enter to win one-of-a-kind prizes including outfits Demi has worn on tour, in movies and on television appearances by supporting the The Equality Act, joining in on Human Rights Campaign's "Count Me In" movement to advocate for trans and non-binary equality, and more.
Propeller and Demi have just-announced new auction and sweepstakes items including custom made jackets that they've worn, footwear from their Tell Me You Love Me World Tour, and a blouse from the 2010 Camp Rock 2 movie. Visit https://www.propeller.la/demi for additional details.

Demi also just shared an exclusive new video where they discuss the campaign, and why it's important to them. "In 2021 alone, more than 34 states have introduced legislation targeting trans youth. It is more important than ever that we continue to work to secure equal rights for all. Join me in taking action to support organizations working hard to defend LGBTQIA+ rights, and support the Equality Act. And you'll have a chance to win items from my closet including outfits I've worn on tour or an incredible trip to Joshua Tree," Demi notes in the video.
They add, "I've put together some of my favorite things to do and some of my favorite places to go there, and I'm teaming up with Propeller to give that all to you. All you have to enter is take action with Human Rights Campaign, a group that has been working tirelessly to support trans and non-binary equality, and all LGBTQ+ rights for over 40 years."