Josh Homme's Sweet Stuff Foundation raising money for families of Paris attack victims

A foundation created by Eagles of Death Metal co-founder Josh Homme [of Queens of the Stone Age] will begin accepting donations to help the family of musicians or crew members victimized by the Paris attacks, it was announced Monday.

The Sweet Stuff Foundation was founded by Homme in 2013 to “help our musical community and their families with the vital elements often overlooked during periods of illness and disability,” according to its website. His father, board member and Palm Desert-based contractor Michael Homme, said they’re extending that to include crew members and their families, including EODM merchandise manager Nick Alexander of Great Britain, who was killed in Friday’s attack on the Bataclan Theatre in Paris that killed at least 89 people. [Desert Sun]

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