The sibling exploitation has begun.

A song that was originally released by La Toya Jackson over a month ago, now has a video to go with it. Although a release date for her upcoming album is unknown, the label decided to offer “Home” shortly after Michael Jackson’s death. Fortunately, the move was (mostly) made for a good cause.

“After consulting with La Toya, we decided that both Bungalo and Ja-Tail Records would not earn any profit, but rather donate all of our time, energy, and proceeds to one of MJ’s favorite charities, APLA. We feel that the song and La Toya are amazing and to be able to raise awareness and funds for this organization is exactly what Michael would have approved of,” Bungalo Records President Paul Ring said in a statement.

APLA (AIDS Project Los Angeles) was one of Michael’s favorite charities. Those wishing to contribute can purchase “Home” via iTunes.