Sounds of Hope benefit concert

Hi neighbors,

I am an Annapolis resident with a concern about the limited support options for those individuals and families dealing with issues of mental health. As a community, we have many fund raisers for physical health problems but significantly less for those with depression, anxiety, addiction, bipolar and other more stigmatized heath issues.

I am sponsoring the Sounds of Hope benefit concert on May 4th featuring StoweGood, a Nashville duo. 100% of ticket sales concert benefit NAMI AAC—National Alliance on Mental Illness Anne Arundel County Chapter. This worthy 501 (c)(3) organization runs 5 local, free programs that positively impact the lives of individuals living with mental illness, their families and friends. NAMI also works to reduce stigma, provide support, education and advocacy.

This concert features Stowe Dailey, co-writer of Shenandoah’s hit, Long Time Comin and her album Angel Chants was used on the Learning Channel production Angel Stories. Karen Taylor Good, is the Grammy nominated song/writer of How Do I Help You Say GoodBye . She has recorded albums and sounds tracks with Willie Nelson, Al Green, Dolly Pardon and Melissa Manchester. They have now joined their talents as StoweGood. They travel the country with more than 200 original songs designed for emotional healing. You can listen to their podcasts, TED interviews and listen to a sampling of their songs at StoweGood.com.

Join us:

Calvary Methodist Church , 301 Rowe Blvd, Annapolis

Saturday May 4th doors open 6:30 concert 7:00

Tickets $25 at the door cash or check or

online credit card stowegoodbenefitconcert.yapsody.com

100% goes to local NAMI mental health programs

Questions: Janet MacCallum 443-534-5508