David Copperfield Celebrates Red Nose Day

Thursday May 26th is Red Nose Day, a special day of hilarity that supports everyone’s right to be happy and healthy by helping raise funds to fight kids’ poverty. People are encouraged to wear the iconic Red Noses – which are available at Walgreens and Duane Reade locations nationwide.

Red Nose Day is no illusion and yet it vanishes and reappears before your very eyes! Legendary illusionist, David Copperfield, gets in on the Red Nose Day action as he gives us a rare glimpse into his private magic museum in Las Vegas, Nevada. He performs a fun magic trick that leaves us saying “how the heck did he do that?”

David Copperfield got his Red Nose from Walgreens – and so should you! Homer Liwag, Chris Kenner and other Copperfield cast members worked on this spot.

Walgreens hopes to sell significantly more Red Noses than the 5 million it sold last year. To help meet its goal, Red Noses and Red Flair hit Walgreens shelves two weeks earlier this year, giving Americans even more time to “Get Seriously Silly” in support of a great cause. Walgreens and Duane Reade locations nationwide will sell Red Noses for $1 each and Red Flair items for between $1-$5.99 through June 4.

Proceeds from Red Nose and Red Flair purchases benefit the Red Nose Day Fund* which supports charities with domestic and international reach aimed at fighting childhood poverty, including Boys & Girls Clubs of America, Children’s Health Fund, Covenant House, Feeding America, Gavi, The Vaccine Alliance, National Council of La Raza, National Urban League, Oxfam America, Save the Children, and The Global Fund.
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Beyond purchasing Red Noses and Red Flair for themselves, Americans can further support the cause by purchasing Red Noses and Red Flair products for their schools or workplaces, or organize fundraisers in their community. Cash donations can also be made at any Walgreens location.

RED NOSE DAY — Season: 2015 — Pictured: Neil Patrick Harris — (Photo by: Robert Trachtenberg/NBC)

In the UK, Red Nose Day has raised more than $1 billion since it launched over 25 years ago and is an inspiring cultural phenomenon that unites people from all walks of life in the interest of saving and changing lives. The inaugural Red Nose Day event in the U.S. took place last May and raised more than $23 million to help kids in need in America and abroad.

This year, Red Nose Day’s nine-week campaign will culminate in a live, two-hour broadcast on NBC airing on May 26 (9-11 p.m. ET). The Red Nose Day Special will feature popular comedians, top musicians and Hollywood stars in an engaging mix of comedy, live musical performances and short, compelling films shedding light on the cause.

For more information on Red Nose Day and how to get involved, visit walgreens.com/RedNoseDay