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In October, 1985, Michael Jackson flew to Australia to attend The Perth Telethon, a program that raises funds for hospitals and charities focused on health and protection of children. Not only does Michael’s appearance skyrocket donations, he also donates two fedoras and a pair of rhinestone socks to be auctioned off and funds donated to the cause. After his appearance on the Telethon, which raised over 2.8 million Australian dollars, Michael visited the ‘Princess Margaret Children’s Hospital’ where, he spent hours meeting terminally ill patients, singing autographs and giving out gifts. For more on Michael's Humanitarian efforts, stay tuned to @HumaitarianMJ
