Charity record
1980s

Charity record

Section Title: 1980s
Table Section Text: None

Release Date	Title	Artists	Charity/Cause	Highest Chart Position

March 1983	I was only 19 (A walk in the green light)	Redgum	Vietnam Veterans Assoc of Australia	1 (Australia)

November 1984	"Do They Know It's Christmas?"	Band Aid	famine in Ethiopia	1 (UK), 1 (Australia), 1 (Netherlands)

December 1984	"Last Christmas"/"Everything She Wants"	Wham!	Ethiopian Famine appeal (not originally a charity record, but George Michael acceded to give royalties to Band Aid)	2 (UK), 2 (Netherlands)

March 1985	"Tears Are Not Enough"	Northern Lights	famine in Ethiopia	1 (Canada)

March 1985	"We Are the World"	USA for Africa	famine in Ethiopia	1 (US), 1 (UK), 1 (Australia), 1 (Netherlands)

May 1985	"Stars"	Hear 'n Aid	famine in Ethiopia	26 (UK)

June 1985	"One Big Family"	Heart of Nashville	famine in Ethiopia and Africa	61 (US Country)

June 1985	"You'll Never Walk Alone"	The Crowd	Bradford City stadium fire	1 (UK), 1 (Ireland), 30 (Netherlands)

June 1985	"Ben"	Marti Webb	Ben Hardwick Memorial Fund	5 (UK)

October 1985	"Sun City"	Artists United Against Apartheid	protests/boycotts against apartheid	38 (US), 21 (UK), 4 (AUS)

November 1985	"That's What Friends Are For"	Dionne Warwick, Stevie Wonder, Gladys Knight and Elton John	American Foundation for AIDS Research (AmFAR)	1 (US), 16 (UK), 1 (Australia), 13 (Netherlands)

April 1986	"Living Doll"	Cliff Richard and the cast of The Young Ones	Comic Relief	1 (UK), 1 (Australia), 1 (Netherlands)

April 1986	"Heroes/A Long Way To Go"	The County Line featuring Suzi Quatro, Bronski Beat and Wendy Roberts	Children in Need	76 (UK)

May 1986	"Everybody Wants to Run the World"	Tears For Fears	Sport Aid	5 (UK)

May 1986	"Hands Across America"	Voices of America	Hands Across America	65 (US)

March 1987	"Amor & Paz" (Amor E A Paz)	AUA (Artistas Unidos da América)	famine and poverty around the world	3 (US), 2 (Portugal), 1 (Canada)

March 1987	"Let It Be"	Ferry Aid	Herald of Free Enterprise disaster at Zeebrugge	1 (UK), 4 (Netherlands)

November 1987	"The Wishing Well"	G.O.S.H.	Great Ormond Street Hospital Wishing Well Appeal	22 (UK)

December 1987	"Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree"	Mel & Kim (Mel Smith and Kim Wilde)	Comic Relief	3 (UK)

February 1988	"Man in the Mirror"	Michael Jackson	Michael Jackson Burn Center, Childhelp, United Negro College Fund.	1 (USA), 1 (UK R&B), 13 (Netherlands), 2 (UK) 2009

April 1988	"Let's All Chant"	Pat and Mick	Capital Radio 1988 Help a London Child Appeal	11 (UK)

May 1988	"With a Little Help from My Friends"	Wet Wet Wet	ChildLine	1 (UK)

May 1988	"You're Not Alone"	Australian Olympians	Australian Olympic Federation for the 1988 Summer Olympics	1 (Australia)

July 1988	"Another Part of Me"	Michael Jackson	Michael Jackson Burn Center, Childhelp	1 (US R&B), 8 (Netherlands)

August 1988	"Running All Over the World"	Status Quo	Sport Aid	17 (UK)

February 1989	"Help!"	Bananarama & La na nee nee noo noo (French and Saunders with Kathy Burke)	Comic Relief	3 (UK), 24 (Netherlands)

February 1989	"Pour toi Arménie"	Charles Aznavour & many other French artists	Earthquake in Armenia	1 (FR)

March 1989	"I Haven't Stopped Dancing Yet" version	Pat and Mick	Capital Radio 1989 Help a London Child Appeal	9 (UK)

April 1989	"Ferry Cross the Mersey"	The Christians, Holly Johnson, Paul McCartney, Gerry Marsden, Stock Aitken Waterman	Hillsborough disaster	1 (UK), 21 (Netherlands)

December 1989	"Do They Know It's Christmas?"	Band Aid II	famine in Ethiopia	1 (UK), 20 (Netherlands)

Sentence(s)

Band Aid's "Do They Know It's Christmas?" was released as a charity record in November 1984.

final_sentence: Band Aid's "Do They Know It's Christmas?" was released as a charity record in November 1984.