Travis McCoy Gets Reflective On Charity Single “One At A Time” for World Aids Day

World AIDS Day 2009 is celebrated worldwide on December 1st. “One At A Time” benefits the MTV Staying Alive Foundation, which is in existence to “encourage, energize, and empower young people who are involved in HIV/AIDS awareness, education and prevention campaigns.” Travis McCoy is an ambassador and Kelly Rowland has also been involved with this foundation.

Earlier this year Travis McCoy, front man of Gym Class Heroes and Staying Alive Foundation Ambassador embarked on an epic, life-changing adventure. This adventure saw him travel to South Africa, Philippines and India, to meet with young people who run remarkable grass-roots HIV and AIDS awareness projects.

When Travis returned from his travels, the adventure was far from over… He had just a few weeks to write and record a brand new track inspired by his experiences.

Travis embraced the challenge; the track titled One At A Time is now ready and available to download via iTunes in the US and BandCamp globally. All proceeds from sales will benefit the Foundation, enabling us to fund many more vital HIV projects around the world.

Travis and the Foundation are now asking for your help. Travis has committed to raising $100k for the Foundation, but he can’t do it without you…. (Source)

You can get involved by purchasing the single for $0.99 on iTunes! Travis’ The Unbeaten Track documentary also airs today on MTV. Inform yourself about World AIDS Day 2009 here. Get tested and stay protected ya’ll. Shouts to all those who know someone affected by HIV/AIDS or who have lost someone from the disease. I have, so today I’m remembering my uncle. Tha Feedback definitely supports World AIDS Day.

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