Red Nose Day USA

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Rob was part of Red Nose Day USA that aired this Thursday May 21st on NBC. Here's the video of his sketch.

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Just Rob's part



You can donate for Red Nose Day HERE. The money raised during Red Nose Day will be used to fund programs that address the immediate needs of children and young people living in poverty in the U.S. and internationally in Africa, Asia and Latin America. The money will be split between domestic and international poverty issues. The pre-selected charity partners are Boys & Girls Clubs of America; charity: water; Children's Health Fund; Feeding America; Gavi, The Vaccine Alliance; the Global Fund; LIFT; National Council of La Raza; National Urban League; Oxfam America; Save the Children and United Way.

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