OnlyFans model is selling nude photos of herself to raise money for victims of the Maui fires
Keryn Donnelly
Featured Image Credit: Twitter/Mariah Casillas.
OnlyFans model Mariah Casillas says she'll send a nude image to each person who donates $10 to help the people affected by the Maui wildfires.
More than 1.3 million people have already read the 22-year-old's message on Twitter.
If they all donate $10 each, that's a lot of money. And a lot of... nudes.
“F**k it, sending nudes to everyone who donates at least $10 to my Maui wildfire fundraiser. I love this beautiful island too much,” the model's tweet said.
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“RT and DM me after donation, I’ll be checking ;).”
The Honolulu resident started the HELP LAHAINA NOW! GoFundMe page on August 14.
On the fundraising page's description, Casillas asks anyone who has enjoyed the beauty of Maui to step up.
F*ck it, sending nudes to everyone who donates at least $10 to my Maui wildfire fundraiser. I love this beautiful island too much.
— lava (@lavagrll) August 14, 2023
RT and DM me after donation, I’ll be checking ;) pic.twitter.com/Yn6XrIOfkp
“If you have had the privilege of visiting Hawaii, I hope you will consider donating to the place and people who made all of that possible for you," she writes.
Since starting the fundraiser, over $7,400 has been donated, which works out to be 740 nudes.
Speaking to The New York Post, the OnlyFans model said she was serious about her pledge.
“I just want to get the word out — and for people to stop thinking it’s a gimmick,” she said.
“I love this Island and would do anything for it. The money isn’t going to me and it’s not a promo for anything but raising money.”
She added: “I’m just being the influencer, so to say, to try to get everybody on the same page to help and do what they can in this time of need."
“EVERY $10 = 1 NUDE, LET’S GO,” Casillas reminded her 96,000 followers in a follow-up tweet.
At least 111 people, including children, have died in one of the deadliest wildfires in US history.
The death toll is expected to rise significantly over the coming weeks as over 1,000 residents are still unaccounted for.
“No one has ever seen this that is alive today – not this size, not this number, not this volume,” Maui Police Chief John Pelletier said Wednesday.
“And we’re not done.”
According to the County of Maui, the 2,170-acre Lahaina fire was 89 per cent contained as of Wednesday night.
Several other wildfires are still burning in Maui, including the 1,081-acre Olinda fire, which was 85 per cent contained as of Wednesday, and the 202-acre Kula fire, which was 80 per cent contained.
At the time of publishing, GoFundMe had shut down Casillas' fundraising page and she was looking for another platform to host her fundraiser.