Gaga play games to donate 1.5 million dollars for disaster relief in Japan

March 30 News, when the earthquake occurred in Japan, many celebrities joined the earthquake relief activities, American singer Lady Gaga is one of them.　　She has donated 1.5 million dollars to the social gaming company, Zynga, for disaster relief in Japan, and Zynga has raised more than $3 million in donations to $2.5 million in the past two weeks. Gaga said: "I'm glad to see that people are holding hands together to help those who have been affected by the earthquake." I am honored to join the ranks. "The money was raised in a commemorative bracelet called" Praying for Japan, "with each bracelet priced at 5 dollars, and the buyers were mainly Gaga fans.　　All donations will be made available through the rescue of UNICEF and the American Red Cross for earthquake relief activities in Japan. About Zynga:zynga is a social gaming company founded in June 2007. The games that Zynga developed are mostly web games and posted on Facebook and social networking sites such as MySpace. The company is headquartered in San Francisco, USA. (Digging the shell net)