Who: Mother Mother and PushMethod, with special guests NoMBe and David Correy
What: Hoodies for the Homeless
Where: Brooklyn Bowl, 61 Wythe Ave. between North Eleventh & Twelfth Sts.
When: Tuesday, July 21, $10, 8:00
Why: It might be blazing hot outside right now, but there are a whole lot of homeless New Yorkers who could use additional clothing when the weather gets much cooler. Wanting to do more than just give spare change to people living on the street and in shelters, PushMethod leader Tavis Sage Eaton started Hoodies for the Homeless, a grassroots initiative whose mission is “to help provide warm clothing for the less fortunate during the winter months as well as to raise awareness about the amounts of people that are displaced and how to help them.” Hoodies 4 the Homeless’s next event is July 21 at Brooklyn Bowl, where fans are encouraged to bring a new or gently used hoodie to donate to the cause. If you can’t make it to the show, you can contribute by buying a hoodie from Wreck Shop Movement, which will be donating a hoodie for each one purchased. (Plus, each hoodie comes with a sticker, a pin, and music downloads from a Wreck Shop recording artist.)