35 years after the first ever Welsh language charity song Dwylo Dros y Môr (Hands Across The Sea) came out, a 2020 version of the song is being released and a share of the profits will go to Community Foundation Wales’ Coronavirus Resilience Fund.

Elin Fflur explains why Community Foundation Wales are the chosen charity for the song:

 

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