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JO DEE MESSINA RAISES OVER $30,000 FOR HARVEST HANDS
Dec 7, 2009 | In news
Pictured: Jo Dee Messina with the Harvest Hands Board of Directors, Concert Organizers and some Harvest Hands Kids prior to the Dec. 5th benefit concert
Country superstar JO DEE MESSINA helped raise over $30,000 this past Saturday for Harvest Hands in South Nashville.
JO DEE performed two very special shows this past weekend--alongside youth and children’s choirs--at the Brentwood United Methodist Church in Nashville partnering with Harvest Hands Community Development Corporation (CDC), a non-profit, faith-based organization in South Nashville (http://www.harvesthandscdc.com/). With two shows, JO DEE performed for 3,000 fans, not including the 1,200 which watched the show via UStream online. The show included songs from JO DEE’s Christmas album, A JOYFUL NOISE, such as “Silver Bells,” “The Christmas Song” and “Let It Snow.” The evening performance is available for viewing online--and will be throughout the end of December--at www.JoDeeMessina.com/harvesthands. Fans are still welcome to make donations and t-shirts are available for purchase as well.
AN EVENING OF MUSIC AT THE LEGENDARY GREEN'S GROCERY
featuring Jo Dee Messina, Ron Block, Allen Shamblin, Julie Lee
Thursday, December 10, 2009 at 6:30 p.m.
Food, Wine, and Live Auction
Single Tickets: $125 or Table of Six: $650
For Tickets Call 615-794-0567
All Proceeds Benefit the Montessori School of Franklin
MSF is happy to be adding Jo Dee Messina to our list of performers for our December 10th fundraiser. Don't miss an unusual opportunity to hear these terrific singers and songwriters in such an intimate venue. See below for more details about each one.
The evenings food will be prepared by professional Massachusetts chef Christopher Evans (close relative of MSF's own Barnard family) and the live auction items are all great vacation packages for families.
Tickets are on sale now. Call Amy or Francie in the office to purchase tickets. Feel free to forward this message to family and friends to help get the word out. Hurry though, as we expect the event to sell out.