Emily Progin, PR and Communications Coordinator
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SEPT 4: ALL-STAR FEEL-GOOD CHARITY CONCERT WILL CELEBRATE HOPE
Classic Rock & Acoustic Music Performances, Silent Auction, Raffle, and More
RICHARDSON, Texas—On Sunday, September 4, celebrate music and support a great cause at the Help Hope Live All-Star Charity Concert at Six Springs Tavern (147 N. Plano, Richardson, TX 75081). Doors are at 5 p.m. at the show starts at 6 p.m. with feel-good fun, acoustic and classic rock music performances, a raffle and silent auction, and more—beat the heat in a gorgeous air-conditioned venue with excellent acoustics. Open to guests 21 and up or guests under 21 with a legal guardian.
Buy tickets for just $10 in advance at: https://www.prekindle.com/find-tickets/id/531433528587116629?1 Tickets will be $15 at the door. All funds raised through tickets, raffles, auctions, and event activities will benefit the Help Hope Live South-Central Transplant Fund in honor of James Michael McLester, a local kidney transplant recipient.
Enjoy live entertainment from headliners TCR Texas Clearwater Revival, Texas’s best authentic tribute to Creedence Clearwater Revival and John Fogerty. In 2022, TCR have been packing venues such as The New Granbury Live, Arlington Music Hall, and Marty B’s Place. TCR opened for Blue Oyster Cult on July 4th for the city of Weatherford and have performed at The House of Blues and Dallas Botanical Gardens. Their motto is: “it’s all about the sound”!
Be a firsthand witness to the debut of McLester’s new original frequency project ALABASTER BOX, showcasing original songs written by guitarist Kirk Carlson and McLester in former projects. They reconnected on May 22nd at The Beat Goes On and began creating a new sound and vision in 2022 for ALABASTER BOX. Joining them will be vocalist Philip Ashley and DFW guitarist Jay Shannon along with bassist James Rose.
Special guest guitarist BobbyWood Michaels of Flash Mob will participate in an acoustic set to kick off this event!
Raffle tickets are just $5 each or 5 for $20:
- Autographed Fender guitar from legendary artist and Buddy Magazine Texas Tornado Jimmie Vaughan (Stevie Ray Vaughan’s Brother), currently on tour with The Steve Miller Band
- $150 music lesson gift certificates from Sparks Music Center
- Music-related concert t-shirts
- Alphonze Mouzon drummer (John Bonham Led Zeppelin Influence) signed poster
- LANG Amps $50 gift certificate
- A Tried Stone Featured Event Item
For more info, contact James Michael McLester 817-715-9690 or email [email protected]
Funds raised through this special event will support a worthy cause: the South-Central Texas Transplant Fund through the national medical fundraising nonprofit Help Hope Live in honor of local kidney transplant recipient James Michael McLester. McLester is celebrating his 8-year anniversary working with Help Hope Live and his 55th birthday.
McLester is grateful to his life-saving living kidney donor and proud to “raise awareness through education and my autobiography to impart hope, especially in these challenging times, to all kidney patients like me and anyone in need of an organ transplant.” Fundraising events in McLester’s honor always include stations with volunteers where attendees can learn all about the gift of life and the pathway to becoming a living donor or registered organ donor.
By supporting the nonprofit Help Hope Live, the event will help to defray some of McLester’s critical post-transplant medical costs. Can’t attend? You can make a donation in his honor online at any time at: https://helphopelive.org/campaign/4543/
Donations are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law, and all funds raised will offset medical expenses via Help Hope Live’s South-Central Transplant Fund. Help Hope Live verifies all campaigns and medical costs.
Help Hope Live is a national nonprofit that specializes in engaging communities in fundraising campaigns for people who need a transplant or are affected by a catastrophic injury or illness. Since 1983, campaigns organized by Help Hope Live have raised over $160 million to pay patient expenses. ###
Written by Emily Progin
