Posts Tagged ‘ Nashville Charity ’

Keep Our Heroes Safe Benefit

August 7, 2009
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Keep Our Heroes Safe will hold a benefit on August 21st and 22nd at the Nashville Fairgrounds and Speedway. Come out for the night or the weekend. With plenty of RV and Camping space, this will be a great weekend under the stars. Did we mention admission to the concerts and festival are FREE !!

LIVE MUSIC: Fri 7pm-11pm & SAT 11:00AM – 11:00PM

Performances By the Following Artists:

Suzi Oravec

STEPHEN RANDALL BAND, FAR CRY,
LINDSAY LAWLER,
COLE PHILLIPS,
SAM HUNTER,
SUZIE ORVAC,
JESSICA FRECH,
ONE MAN’S TRASH BAND,
SCOTT STEELE

& Lofton Creek Recording Artist WILL PEPPERS (New Music Weekly’s 2008 New Country Artist of the Year)

About Keep Our Heroes Safe:

Keep Our Heroes Sage is a non-profit that is dedicated to protecting those who protect us daily. We have dedicated our lives to making sure that our Fire, Police and Military have what they need to maintain a safe work and living environment.

KOHS is run by Active, Paid, Volunteer and Retired Fire Fighters as well as Active Duty Soldiers.

For more information please visit: http://keepourheroessafe.org/default.aspx

Refuge Center For Counseling Songwriters Night

August 2, 2009
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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 CrosbyChip 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.

(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.

Benefit For Monroe Harding

July 30, 2009
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Join hit songwriters Bob DiPiero, Kix Brooks, David Lee Murphy, and Leslie Satcher on Wednesday Aug. 5th at Douglas Corner to benefit Monroe Harding.  Show starts at 8pm.  Doors open at 7:30.

Monroe Harding partners with at-risk youth and families to provide a bridge toward independence and success.

WRFTC Food Network Southern Food and Wine Festival

July 29, 2009
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Women Rock For The Cure Joins In The Food Network Southern Food & Wine Festival

Exclusive Wine Tasting Event To Benefit Nashville Non-Profit

Women Rock For The Cure (WRFTC) is adding some pink Southern comfort to the upcoming Food Network Southern Food & Wine Festivalat Gaylord Opryland Resort in Nashville, Tenn. this weekend July 31-August 2, 2009.  The premiere event includes a variety of exhibitors, food and wine samplings, food competitions, plus live cooking seminars and exclusive opportunities to meet Food Network celebrity chefs including Alton BrownBobby & Jamie Deen and The Neelys.  A major feature of the festival includes a wine tasting section that will feature selections from a variety of vineyards, including local favorite Arrington Vineyards.  But the real reason to taste and “toast” is that a portion of the proceeds from the wine tasting tickets will benefit Women Rock For The Cure.  
As part of the weekend festivities, Women Rock For The Cure will also be hosting an educational and informative talk; Defensive Eating: Soy Facts, Myths and Connection to Breast Cancer presented by Saint Thomas Hospital nutritionist Randy Pendergrass on Saturday, August 1 at 7:00pm.  In addition, Women Rock For The Cure will be an on-site exhibitor providing awareness materials on the importance of early detection and the upcoming Susan G. Komen Race For The Cure® event in Nashville on October 10.

For Southern Food & Wine Festival tickets and hotel packages, call 1-888-593-5859.  Local residents will receive validated parking.  For additional information, please visit http://www.gaylordhotels.com/gaylord-opryland/lp/food-festival/index.html?source=southernfoodandwinefestival.com

With the recent non-profit status, WRFTC is pinker than ever and always rockin’ to reach the organization’s vision; WRFTC is committed to fighting breast cancer by utilizing the passion, creativity and strength of the entertainment industry to find inspiring ways to raise money for Susan G. Komen for the Cure® Greater Nashville, as well as creating awareness programs for men and women of all ages.

Let’s Rock and Find A Cure!

About Women Rock For The Cure

WRFTC was founded in 2007 by four friends with ties to the music industry: Jensen Sussman, Liz Lee Schullo, Rebekah Lee Beard and Tara Austin who all met through the Society of Leaders in Development (SOLID), an organization for young music business professionals.  With the support of SOLID, the girls set out to organize an all-female, writer-in-the round benefit concert – later called Women Rock For The Cure – to help raise awareness and funds for SOLID’s Race For The Cure team.  Since then, WRFTC has worked to support the Greater Nashville affiliate of Susan G. Komen For The Cure®, raising money and increasing breast cancer awareness locally.  After two amazing years of standing-room-only concerts, the founders decided to make WRFTC a non-profit organization and is rockin’. 

For information on all upcoming events and how to become a fan of this group, visit www.womenrockforthecure.orgwww.myspace.com/womenrockforthecure and www.twitter.com/wrftc

Rock The Walk Concert To Benefit Autism Speaks

July 25, 2009
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Rock The Walk, a benefit concert for Autism Speaks, will be held on Aug 1st at  7:30 p.m at The Nashville Palace.  This event will be hosted by Evan Farmer from The Learning Channel’s “While You Were Out” and will showcase some exceptional talent from the Nashville area including Rissi Palmer, Ashley Ray, The Rust, Rick Seibold, Brinn Black, Bethany Anne and special guest Katie Chance.

Tickets are $30 for this 21-and-older show and are on sale now by contacting April Schmidt (april@tnwalksforautism.com).  To purchase online, go to www.rockthewalktn.com.  All of the proceeds from ticket sales will be donated to autism music education programs and the Tennessee Walk Now for Autism.

The Nashville Palace is at 2611 McGavock Pike in Nashville.

For more information about the Oct. 17 Tennessee Walks for Autism, visit www.tnwalksforautism.com.