The Refuge Center for Counseling, a local nonprofit that offers a variety of counseling services to those in need regardless of income level, hosted a Songwriters Night at Boxwood Bistro on July 16 to benefit the counseling center and the services it offers. Wells Fargo/Wachovia Wealth Management was the corporate sponsor.
Attendees enjoyed an evening of good food and great music, featuring Doug Johnson, author of the 2003 Grammy-winning Song of The Year, “Three Wooden Crosses,” along with Rob Crosby, Chip Davis and Mark Steven Jones.
(left to right) Denny Mosesman and Connie Beer with featured songwriter Doug Johnson and his wife, Lisa Johnson.
(left to right) Chip Davis, Mark Steven Jones, Doug Johnson, Mike Ferguson and Rob Crosby entertain the crowd at the Songwriters Night.
(left to right) Donna Miller and Virginia Fontanella from The Miller Group.
About The Refuge Center for Counseling
The Refuge Center for Counseling, based in Franklin, Tenn., provides a variety of affordable professional counseling services to individuals, couples and families. Its fees are based on a sliding scale according to the patient’s income. The Refuge Center’s mission is to empower, educate and support those in need. The Refuge Center has a satellite office in Davidson County and works with the Hope House in Maury County.
