Matthew Koma Raises $18K for Holocaust Survivors with Anti-Kanye T-Shirts

The musician launched the fundraiser in response to Kanye West's antisemitic actions and merchandise featuring Nazi imagery.

Matthew Koma, husband of Hilary Duff, created and sold T-shirts reading 'F--- Ye,' with proceeds going to The Blue Card, a nonprofit supporting Holocaust survivors.
The Blue Card has already received an estimated $18,000 in direct donations, in addition to funds from T-shirt sales, which Koma has pledged to match dollar for dollar.
Koma's initiative follows Kanye West's release of Yeezy merchandise featuring swastikas and his antisemitic social media rants, which included praising Adolf Hitler and identifying as a Nazi.
The Blue Card reported an increase in Holocaust survivors reaching out for trauma assistance and emotional support due to the heightened awareness generated by Koma's efforts.
Kanye West has faced widespread backlash, including the removal of his Yeezy website by Shopify and calls from celebrities like David Schwimmer to ban him from social media platforms.