The outstanding actress Farrah Fawsett, who's known to the world as one of Charlie's Angels of 1976, passed away in 2009 because of cancer. The actress' tragic death pushed the creation of the Farrah Fawcett Foundation, which helps people suffering from cancer around the globe.
Today, to raise awareness in the society, make funds for cancer patients and pay tribute to Farrah Fawcett's legacy, the Farrah Fawcett Foundation teamed up with MORE Management to release a unique collection of NFTs. The 222 tokens featuring a poster of Farrah wearing the iconic red bathing suit are timed to the actress’ 75th birthday. By the way, this poster is a true legend of the mid-70s as it comes as a pin-up shot from the Charlie's Angels movie of 1976, which was sold with a print run of 12 million copies.
The Farrah Fawcett NFT poster divided into 5 editions will be put up for sale on May 23rd. Thus, 1 of 1 Farrah Gold Edition, which is a re-imagination of the famous red bathing suit poster will be put up for auction. The series of 222 NFTs in total will have different rarity tiers. Moreover, 2,000 NFTs in the Always Farrah series will go at a price of $300. All the artsy NFTs were processed by renowned digital artist Elise Swopes.
The only one lucky Farrah Gold Edition auction winner will not only hold a memorable piece of the movie history but will also spend a weekend at Resorts World in Las Vegas. In addition, some NFT holders will be also rewarded with a museum-grade digital canvas – an Infinite Objects frame to display the NFT.
“I’m excited to bring this iconic piece of American culture into the world of NFTs,” said Alana Stewart, president of the Farrah Fawcett Foundation.
All 100% proceeds from NFT sales will be forwarded to fund Farrah Fawcett’s non-profit organization.
"Proceeds will be used to further the Foundation's mission to support HPV-related cancer research, prevention, and awareness," the non-profit organization announced.
Own a historic art piece alongside aiding those suffering from cancer who urgently need help to combat this horrible disease.
