Country vs. Cancer Benefit Concert Raises $350,000 for American Cancer Society Programs and Research
The American Cancer Society's annual Country vs. Cancer benefit concert at The Pinnacle in Nashville raised over $350,000 to support ACS programs and research. The event brought together country fans, donors, cancer survivors, and superstar acts on Giving Tuesday to combat the impact of cancer in the U.S. every 15 seconds. The concert, presented by The HARDY Fund and Whiskey Jam, featured performances by artists like HARDY, Miranda Lambert, Dierks Bentley, Lanie Gardner, and McCoy Moore, along with powerful stories from patients, survivors, caregivers, and advocates. The event highlighted the importance of continued funding for cancer research and support services.
HARDY expressed his gratitude for being part of Country vs. Cancer and emphasized the significance of uniting for a cause that supports those battling cancer. The Nashville community and country music industry demonstrated their support for cancer patients and their families on Giving Tuesday, showcasing the collective strength in fighting against cancer. Shane Jacobson, CEO of the American Cancer Society, praised the artists and community for their contributions to ensuring hope for every life impacted by cancer.
The event, produced by TRACK mgmt and Kevin Meads of WME, received support from The HARDY Fund and Whiskey Jam, both dedicated to community programs and live music in Nashville. To learn more about the event and support the cause, visit cancer.org/countrygives. The success of Country vs. Cancer underscores the power of music and community in making a difference in the fight against cancer.