Wells Foundation Presents Benefit to End Homelessness, 6/3
WHO: Wells Foundation pianist/composer Steven C and Special Guest Singer/Songwriter Jeff Arundel
WHAT: Give Me Change-A Wells Foundation Benefit with Steven C of "Spiritual Piano"
WHERE: Saint Mark's Episcopal Cathedral, 519 Oak Grove Street (Loring Park), Minneapolis, MN
WHEN: October 10, 2011, 7 p.m.
WHY: All proceeds support grants to organizations that use social innovation to end homelessness.
HOW: Tickets:
$25 ($20 donation) general admission.
$20 students/seniors ($15 donation)
$40 ($35 donation): includes reserved seating & post-concert private reception with Steven C, plus Spiritual Piano CD
Tickets can be purchased in advance by calling (phone number here) or online at www.wellsfound.org. Tickets will be available at the door, subject to availability.
MORE:
Steven C: Celebrated composer and pianist Steven C (a.k.a. Steven C. Anderson.) channels his life experiences through the creation of music. Steven's artistry and passion allow him to express his heartfelt music in a way that is both enjoyable and accessible to a growing audience of piano enthusiasts who particularly appreciate the spiritual and healing aspects of his music.
Wells Foundation: The Wells Foundation is a non-profit organization that supports fundamental societal change through innovative and entrepreneurial action. For more than 130 years, the Wells Foundation has supported an outreach mission to its community. In its early years, focus was on serving immigrants, women and disadvantaged families. More recently, Wells has supported programs that provide food for the hungry and social service organizations that address the concerns of the homeless. Recent grantees include Heading Home Hennepin, Loring Nicollet-Bethlehem Community Centers, Neighborhood Involvement Program (NIP), Project for Pride in Living (PPL), Simpson Housing Services, The Phoenix Project, St. Stephen's Street Outreach, Episcopal Community Services and Saint Mark's Cathedral outreach programs. The Wells Foundation continues to have a strong affiliation with St. Mark's Cathedral, but is a separate philanthropic organization.
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