Ross Butler & Justin Prentice Meet Singer Pink

Who here hasn’t watched 13 Reasons Why? If you have, you would recognize these two stars. The show’s Ross Butler and Justin Prentice met the singer Pink at the Tanks for Troops event. Obviously, they are unable to contain their joy as meeting the singer Pink is not something that happens every day. Ross Butler posted a picture on Instagram with Justin Prentice and Pink on January 17, 2020.

The Iconic Meeting

Whereas, Pink, who has top songs like “Just give me a reason” and “Try”, turns out to love Ross Butler and Justin Prentice as well. She posted the same picture with the boys at the Charity event.

2020 Tanks For Troops Charity Auction

The 13 Reasons Why stars, Ross Butler and Justin Prentice, met Pink at the “Good Ride’s Tanks For Troops Charity Auction” in Irvine, California. As can be seen, the charity organization focuses on giving back to the community. This event was hosted by Carey Hart in conjunction with Indian Motorcycle and Fox racing. He is Pink’s husband and is a former freestyle motocross competitor, racer, and current off-road truck racer

Moreover, for the event, unique and custom-designed Indian Motorcycle tanks were showcased for auction. Twenty-four custom-painted tank covers of the Indian FTR 1200 bikes were displayed. As for their designs, they ranged from tattoo and motorsport-flavored designs to fine art and military-inspired pieces. Lastly, one of the artists of the tank cover was Pink and Hart’s daughter – Willow Hart.

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Infinite Hero Foundation

Infinite Hero Foundation, which is a military charity, receives donations from the event. Basically, this foundation aims to help veterans and their families in combating mental and physical illness. Additionally, their other services include helping the veterans financially and in providing other resources. In 2018, the charity event raised funds amounting to $30,000 for the veterans and their families. Whereas, this year auction raised $28,000 for the Infinite Hero Foundation.