Thank You For Supporting Our 1st Tornado Relief Concert!

See our spot on WAAY-TV Channel 31
 Songwriters For Survivors on Channel 31 Huntsville!
Just a few photos of our songwriters getting set up for the event, working, etc. Each one payed to perform, worked and we all had a great time! What a wonderful family!













 Christian Songwriter, Karen Newsum "I Am Water" worked the "gate" until time to sing and then went right back to the "gate"!













 Songwriter Tom Pepper, (Treasurer) was our sound engineer. I don't think he left that spot all day long!

 

Songwriter Susan Belk, our Concessionaire Extraordinaire!

 

Songwriter Beth McClellan,  set-up, sold T-shirts, sang, was all over the place doing what needed to be done!

 

Songwriter Roger Hoselton, our Project Manager was an awesome Master of Ceremonies

 

 Songwriters, Brandon, Jen and Ken, Earl and Polly

Tennessee Valley and surrounding area songwriters are wonderful  people always ready to lend a helping hand! They all paid for the privilege to entertain, went out and solicited sponsors and worked in the hot sun all day for this event!

Thank you to the Railroad Bazaar for letting us use their space and for providing the stage, equipment and sound system! Thank you to ALL our sponsors:

 

 

This is an ongoing event! Please go to Songwriters4Survivors and make a secure donation through PayPal or go to any Superior Bank location. Thank You!

Songwriters 4 Survivors - June 25th - Noon - 8:00 PM Come Help Us Help Our Neighbors

Our charity will directly benefit the United Way of Limestone County, Alabama. The United Way will use the funds to purchase lumber and materials, at cost, for rebuilding homes destroyed or damaged by the April 27th tornadoes. The building supplies will be donated to those homeowners who were uninsured or have received inadequate FEMA funding or inadequate insurance payment. 

The Amish Community of Lawrenceburg, Tennessee,   have, once again,  come forward and volunteered their time, workmanship and love of giving for LABOR, FREE OF CHARGE, to rebuild and/or repair these homes.

 

Andrew & MaryJustice

ANDREW VELEZ

&

MaryJustice Lucas

Friday, June 24th
7:00 – 9:00 PM

Coffee Tree Books & Brew

7900 Bailey Cove RD, SE

Huntsville, AL 35802

(256) 880-6121

Tornado Relief - Fam Jam 2011 Engall's Harbor - Decatur, AL

On April 27, 2011, tornadoes ripped through large areas of Alabama leaving large paths of destruction and people without homes in Northern Alabama and the Tennessee Valley. Neighbors have joined hands to raise money to benefit those left homeless or with extensive damage to their homes. Many were uninsured. Would you come and join us to help raise money for this worthy cause?

The Family Jam 2011 promises to be a fun-filled week-end. It is being held in conjunction with the Bassmaster Elite Series which is wrapping up its 2011 season on Wheeler Lake with its Dixie Duel competition June 16^th-19^th. The Family Jam Music Fest offers two days of ongoing live entertainment, children’s activities and games, and topped off with a spectacular fireworks show. 

There is no charge for this event, but donations will be accepted throughout the week-end. MaryJustice will be joined by songwriter friends, Matt Morrow and Andrew Velez on Sunday, June 19 from 1:00 - 2:00 p.m.

Songwriters 4 Survivors

Our charity will directly benefit the United Way of Limestone County, Alabama. The United Way will use the funds to purchase lumber and materials, at cost, for rebuilding homes destroyed or damaged by the April 27th tornadoes. The building supplies will be donated to those homeowners who were uninsured or have received inadequate FEMA funding or inadequate insurance payment. 

The Amish Community of Lawrenceburg, Tennessee,   have, once again,  come forward and volunteered their time, workmanship and love of giving for LABOR, FREE OF CHARGE, to rebuild and/or repair these homes.

You can help!

Do you like to sing? Maybe you have a choral group or a band ... we are producing a benefit concert on Saturday, June 25th at Railroad Bazaar in Athens, Alabama. General admission is $5.00. All performers will "Pay 2 Play" with a $25.00 donation per song, per artist, with all proceeds going to the United Way of Limestone County. Performers of all ages who wish to donate their time, talent and just a little money, to help our neighbors. Registration will be due by the 18th of June. Registration information is available at www.songwriters4survivors.org.

Bring your Karaoke CD's, musical instruments, bands!!!

Donations may also be made at 
ANY Superior Bank location throughout the country! 

Come on ... Lots of Family Fun ... Lots of Talent

Saturday, June 25th

Noon - Until

 Railroad Bazaar

1207 Eidson St
Athens, AL 35611
(256) 232-5800

Coming Attraction!!!