Mick Fleetwood will wash cars at the Aloha for Japan Celebrity Car Wash this Saturday.

WAILUKU — Mick Fleetwood, legendary drummer and co-founding member of the iconic band Fleetwood Mac, will show up with a bucket and a bar of soap to help earn money for the American Red Cross-Hawaii Chapter’s Japan relief efforts at Ho’ole’a Terrace at Kehalani’s “Aloha for Japan Celebrity Car Wash” this Saturday, April 30.

Ho’ole’a Terrace at Kehalani will donate 100 percent of proceeds from its “Aloha For Japan Celebrity Car Wash” to the American Red Cross to support those affected by last month’s devastating earthquake and tsunami. 

The benefit car wash from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. will feature local business and community leaders, entertainers and youth groups who will wash cars to support Aloha for Japan efforts.

The local celebrities include Marty Dread, Henry Kapono, Kathy “Tita” Collins, Sista Val, Hawaiian Homeboy Shane Kahalehau, Hula Honeys, Maya Iida, Stella Rivers, Brian Kohne, Gladys Baisa, Makani, Carol Reimann, Tom Blackburn-Rodriguez, Chef James McDonald, Terryl Vencl,

George Fontaine and Sherri Grimes.

The car wash will be by donation only. The first 25 people to donate $25 or more will receive a free official “Aloha for Japan” T-shirt.

Featured entertainment includes Hawaii’s “Reggae Ambassador,” Marty Dread, with a special performance of his hit song “Mouse In The House” just for the keiki at 11:30 a.m.

Maui Rents & Sales, Sounds Good Audio and Keiki Corner have donated their time and services to help provide entertainment and food free to the public. The event will also include prize drawings and giveaways.

Signs will direct motorists to the event. More details and directions to the event can be found at Facebook.com/hooleaterrace or by calling (808) 871-6230, extension 12.