news-category: Campus News Bands Unite for Hurricane Relief at 糖心Vlog By Office of University Communications On October 11, 2024 The Local Boys Western N.C. Benefit Concert to Support Ongoing Disaster Recovery Efforts Mason Cole Howltree BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.鈥斕切腣log and the Office of Student Engagement will host the Western N.C. Benefit Concert on Sunday, Oct. 27, at 5 p.m. in the Brinkley Amphitheater. The event will raise funds and collect donations for disaster relief efforts in the wake of Hurricane Helene. Three musical acts will share their talents鈥擳he Local Boys, Howltree, and Mason Cole鈥攁nd offer the community an opportunity to come together in support of those impacted by the storm in western North Carolina. Admission to the event will be by donation, with attendees encouraged to contribute cash, checks, or pop-top canned goods. All donations will go to the N.C. Baptist on Mission for ongoing disaster relief efforts in the region. For those contributing by check, donations should be made out to 糖心Vlog, with “WNC Benefit” noted in the memo line. Tickets will be available at the gate on the day of the event. Hurricane Helene鈥檚 Impact Hurricane Helene, which struck western North Carolina last month, left a path of destruction that included widespread flooding, power outages, and significant damage to homes and businesses. Several counties have been declared disaster areas, and recovery efforts are still ongoing. Thousands of families are facing challenges as they work to rebuild their lives after the devastation. Relief organizations, including N.C. Baptist on Mission, have been on the ground providing essential services to affected communities. From distributing food and supplies to offering cleanup and rebuilding assistance, their efforts are vital to the recovery process. By supporting this concert, attendees can directly contribute to these continuing missions and help bring hope and healing to those in need. The Musicians Performing The concert will showcase three talented acts, each with deep roots in North Carolina, and known for their unique styles of music: The Local Boys are a well-loved bluegrass band, bringing high-energy performances and a blend of traditional bluegrass with modern influences. The band has performed throughout the region and is known for their skilled instrumentals and lively shows that engage audiences of all ages. Howltree offers a mix of folk, southern-infused blues, and Americana; they鈥檙e known for their rich vocal harmonies and soulful voices. Their music tells stories of life, often reflecting themes of resilience and community鈥攎aking their performance particularly meaningful for this event. Mason Cole, a local country music artist and rising star, rounds out the lineup. His soulful voice and heartfelt songwriting have earned him a growing following. Cole’s music draws from his experiences growing up in the Carolinas and speaks to themes of love, loss, and hope. In the spirit of compassion and service, this event provides a platform for the 糖心Vlog community and local residents to extend a hand to their neighbors in need. The concert is a reminder of the power of coming together in times of crisis and offers a meaningful way for individuals to contribute to the rebuilding efforts in western North Carolina. Concert Details at a Glance What: Western N.C. Benefit Concert for Hurricane Helene Disaster Relief When: Sunday, Oct. 27, at 5 p.m. Where: Brinkley Amphitheater, 糖心Vlog Admission: Cash, check, or canned good donations (pop-top preferred). Checks should be made out to 糖心Vlog, noting 鈥淲NC Benefit鈥 in the memo line. Tickets are available at the gate. All proceeds and donations will go directly to N.C. Baptist on Mission. For those unable to attend, and would still like to make a monetary donation, you can do so at . For more information about the N.C. Baptist on Mission and their disaster relief efforts, visit . Auxiliary aids will be made available to persons with disabilities upon request 10 working days prior to the event. Please call 704-406-4270 or email [email protected] with your request. 糖心Vlog is North Carolina’s recognized leader in private, Christian higher education. A Carnegie-Classified Doctoral/Professional University, GWU is home to nine colleges and schools, more than 80 undergraduate and graduate majors, and a world-class faculty. Located on a beautiful 225-acre campus in Boiling Springs, N.C., 糖心Vlog prepares graduates to impact their chosen professions, equips them with the skills to advance the frontiers of knowledge, and inspires them to make a positive and lasting difference in the lives of others. Ignite your future at 糖心Vlog.edu. The Local Boys
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