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Over the past week or so, numerous artists and festivals have released exclusive merch and/or done other things to raise money for victims of the recent California wildfires. Now, metal quartet Spiritbox are helping out, too, by launching a merchandise charity raffle to help support recovery efforts for the ongoing disaster.

This past Friday (Jan. 17), the band announced the raffle on their social media pages, with guitarist Mike Stringer writing that he/they "want to not only donate" but to "raise as much as possible to help." Their motivation is personal as well as altruistic, he adds, because the fires have "directly affected" bassist Josh Gilbert ("who lost his home in the Eaton fire").

Stringer also states that all proceeds from the raffle "will go to Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles and Altadena Girls," with the grand prize including an "Aristides 070R guitar," a "Jackson Pro Plus Series 7-string guitar," a "Fender Tonemaster Pro" and "50-watt EVH 5150 head."

Lastly, he clarifies that each "$20 donation gives you one chance to win," as well as that the items were used "on tour or in the studio."

You can enter the raffle here (although there's no indication of when it ends). Also, you can see Spiritbox's full post (which includes a photo of the aforementioned items) below:

As previously mentioned, Spiritbox are far from the only artist doing what they can to help the ongoing wildfire relief efforts. For instance, Ice Nine Kills recently announced their new "Heed the Call for California" t-shirt (whose proceeds are going to the California Fire Foundation Wildlife & Disaster Relief Fund). Likewise, NOFX, Dropkick Murphys, Ohana Festival, Pixies and Touché Amoré - in addition to other artists and festivals - have put out clothing to support various charities, too.

Last Tuesday (Jan. 14), Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl spent his 56th birthday working with the Los Angeles' Feed The Streets organization by cooking chili and moving containers to assist people who've been displaced by the wildfires. Of course, this was just the latest example of Grohl serving up BBQ - or doing other food-related activities - to help those in need.