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Help The Boys in the Band raise support for The SAM Foundation info@thealabamatribute.com It is a genuine privilege to partner with The SAM Foundation again for our third annual Alabama tribute show here in my hometown of Fort Payne, AL. The work that The SAM Foundation is putting forth to prevent suicide through education, and the destigmatization of mental health issues is much needed and appreciated. As someone who has personally struggled with anxiety and depression, since adolescence, it is a cause close to my heart. I believe that feeling free to talk about mental health, especially for those who may have been taught to hide feelings and emotions, is a major step toward preventing suicide. My grandfather, Paul Crow, started what became the Randy Owen Celebrity Golf Classic in the early 1980s, and that event raised over $1M for abused, abandoned, and neglected young people in Alabama. It was a cause important to him, and he generously offered his support for many years. In my mind I’m following in his footsteps, in a small way, to support a cause close to me. Not to mention it is a huge honor to me that our event pays tribute to my other heroes, our hometown boys, Alabama. Roll on! - Michael Weatherly Boys in the Band -
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No One Left Behind: Crisis Relief for Afghanistan Village Voice Since the withdrawal of American Troops in Afghanistan, a humanitarian crisis has developed as the Taliban takes control over most of the country. Hundreds of thousands of Afghans are being subjected to violence and displacement every passing day, and with destruction of infrastructure, health care facilities, public services and schools, it is becoming increasing unsafe for any Afghan citizen that was an ally to U.S. military over the past 20 years, along with their families. These people are looking for a way out of the fear and persecution, and as the world watches Afghanistan, so many of us are looking for ways to help. The Village Voice is passionate about doing what we can to support an organization that has a long standing history of helping those men and women that were so dedicated to serving alongside the US military. This is an organization that has a proven track record of not only helping the alley citizens coming out of Afghanistan, but also aiding the ones that are unable to leave by providing much needed resources. 100% of the proceeds will be given to No One Left behind, a charity organization dedicated to ensuring that America keeps its promise to our interpreters from Iraq and Afghanistan. Please Donate Generously! –– About No One Left Behind: No One Left Behind is the only nation-wide association of wartime allies in the US dedicated to ensuring that America keeps its promise to our interpreters from Iraq and Afghanistan. These brave men and women served right alongside US military and government personnel, and in many cases, directly saved American lives. Our vision is to see that each wartime ally is honored for his or her courageous service. We want their families to achieve the American Dream. We stand together, Shona ba Shona, Kataf Lakataf, Shoulder-to-Shoulder, in pursuing this noble cause. –– Testimonials: “I have been assisted almost in everything of my new life here in the USA, from the first month of arriving up to now.” -Farid (San Francisco Bay Area) “NOLB helped me with find housing and employment and now I’m able to support my family. I really appreciate all the efforts and kindness ofNOLB.” -Masood (Omaha) “What NOLB did to me and my family: Warm welcoming at the airport! Making ready the apartment with all the furniture! Paying Security deposit!Paying first month’s rent! Helping to get your driver license! Get you a car!!! And many many many more. NO ONE LEFT BEHIND! You are unique. Thank you so much!” -Hasibullah (Rochester) “When we arrive in San Diego we received assistance from the No One Left Behind organization. Like house equipment, making resumes, looking for jobs, and many more guidance. Also, they guide me on how to process my documents at USCIS and applying for a driving license at DMV. I really appreciate NOLB organization for helping us and our settlement in San Diego. “ -Mohammad (San Diego) “Thank you so much for outstanding support during that hard time, me and my family are really grateful for all your organization help. Now I’m feeling much better and a good thing, I just started my career last week. Thank you again for all your support.” -Mujeeb Rahman (Seattle) -
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MeloHope1 melodygracelove4life Melody Grace Engberg was a victim of assault by her biological father at 4 months old in 2010. While mom was at work. Despite the odds and significant brain damaged that left her blind, with seizures, feeding tube, unable to walk, unable to talk, and more. We pray and hope for a better future for her and kids like her. This campaign helps support Melody and other families going through similar situations. Please donate, share, and support.
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