The BMH Foundation invites everyone to attend a special Benefit Concert in Support of Flood Victims on Friday, July 10, at 5:30 p.m. at Market on Main, 397 Main Street in Madison. This special evening will feature an exciting lineup of local musicians, a silent auction, and multiple opportunities to help families impacted by the recent floods.
Admission is free, and while there is no cost to attend, donations are encouraged. All donations collected before and during the event will be contributed to United Way of Central West Virginia, which works with WV Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster to identify, and fund verified recovery needs for affected households.
The evening will feature performances by:
- Jackie Burgess
- Josh Stowers
- Ricky Cooper
- Liam Kinser
- Josh Pantry
- Old Soul Revival Band
- Bent River
- Jesse Burgess and the Forgotten Band
Guests will also have the opportunity to participate in a silent auction organized by Preserve Our Parks Organization, with proceeds benefiting flood relief efforts.
In addition to monetary donations, clothing, essential supplies, and other needed items are also welcome. Whether you come to enjoy the music, participate in the silent auction, donate funds, bring needed items, or simply show your support, every contribution will help families as they recover and rebuild.
If you are unable to attend but would still like to support the cause, you can make a secure online donation by CLICKING HERE!
This event is made possible through a partnership between the BMH Foundation, United Way of Central West Virginia, Market on Main, and Rock 105. By working together with United Way and VOAD, we can ensure that donations are directed where they are needed most and provide meaningful assistance to those recovering from the devastating floods.
Everyone is encouraged to attend and invite family and friends. Join us for an evening of outstanding local music, generosity, and hope as we come together to support our neighbors in their time of need. Every donation, every auction bid, every supply contributed, and every person in attendance helps make a difference.
