GOD’S HATE Singer and AEW Wrestler Brody King Raises Nearly $28K for Families Impacted by ICE Enforcement

God’s Hate frontman and AEW wrestler Brody King has raised close to $28,000 to support families impacted by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids.

In June, King wore a shirt reading “Abolish ICE” during AEW’s Grand Slam Mexico event, aligning with protests taking place in his hometown of Los Angeles. Following the event, he partnered with designer Travis Thornton and printing company Edgemen to produce a limited-edition version of the shirt.

All proceeds from the campaign were donated to the Local Hearts Foundation, a Southern California nonprofit focused on assisting families affected by immigration enforcement. On July 3rd, King shared a screenshot of the final donation receipt on X (formerly Twitter), confirming the campaign raised $27,758.

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