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To Write Love on Her Arms (TWLOHA) is a non-profit American organisation[1] with the purpose to give help to those who everyday fught with self-harm, suicide thoughts, depression and various addictions. TWLOHA encourages them to speak about these problems, living in a community and finding help for the situations.
Amy Lee supported the organisation; she's the first in the thanks list on the website, along with her husband Josh Hartzler. Amy wore the foundation t-shirt in one of the Evanescence's concerts (Nissan Live Sets 2007 - 12 November). Her husband wore it during the Sweeney Todd premiere. In the official website there are thanks to other musicians and bands that supported the cause, and Evanescence are listed too[2].
In the thanks can be also found David Hodges, his wife Kate and John Campbell (who collaborated with David in the The Rising EP and then in the project Avox).
Amy with the T-shirt
Josh and Amy at the Sweeney Todd World Premiere
Evanescence @ Nissan Live Sets 2007
