If you have ever had a dog or cat, you know how wonderful it is to love and be loved unconditionally by a furry friend.
They are innocent and unable to care for themselves and they depend on us for so many things but they give it back tenfold with their love. We must do what we can for them in their hour of need. With that said I want to tell you that on Thursday, April 11 from 6-11pm, Debi Champion will host a benefit for Cheatham County Animal Awareness Foundation at the Commodore Grille (Vanderbilt Holiday Inn at 2613 West End Avenue in Nashville).
That evening’s entertainment will feature an impressive list of hit songwriters.
There is also going to be a silent auction of a wide variety of items and services that will be hard to resist. There is no cover charge, but donations are always welcome.
Taking the stage that night are hit songwriters as Wood Newton, Jimmy Payne, Bernie Nelson, Brian White, Jerry Foster, Bruce Wallace, Phil Barton, Joel Shewmake, Stan Webb, Spady Brannen, Donnie Winter and more.
It is always great fun and a total enjoyment to hear the hits performed by the folks that created them.
Among the many items being offered for silent auction are:
- A year’s worth of Purity Ice Cream ($500 value) – YUMMY!!
- A year’s worth of Regal movie tickets
- Two passes to Adventureworks Zipline Tour
- Custom commemorative Hatch print posters and matching 45rpm singles—courtesy of G7Marketing
- Concert tickets from AEG
- Grand Ole Opry Tickets
- Photography sessions
- Recording sessions
- Hair and nail services gift certificates
- Jewelry by local artisans
- Art by local artists
Cheatham County Animal Awareness Foundation is a non-profit organization whose mission is to find forever homes for the animals released to Cheatham County’s Animal Control facility and to provide low cost spay and neuter services to those pet owner who could not otherwise afford the surgery for their pets.
Over the past few years, they have successfully found foster and forever homes for hundreds of unwanted pets and have made a noticeable decrease in the pet overpopulation in Cheatham County.
Come join in for a night of music and fun and help the animals at the same time. We’ll see you on Thursday, April 11 at the Commodore Grille from 6-11pm!
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