The MultiCare Inland Northwest Foundation will host a virtual benefit concert called Heart Strings for Hope on March 9 at 6 p.m. PST.
The virtual concert, which will be hosted by GRAMMY Award nominee Bryan White, will raise funds to support MultiCare Behavioral Health Network’s programs and services in the Inland Northwest. Ticket prices start at $10 and can be purchased here.
Featuring 22 musicians, the concert will feature performances from artists across a variety of musical genres, headlined by three-time GRAMMY Award winner Tim McGraw. McGraw will be joined by Scotty McCreery, Lauren Alaina, Mat Kearney, Matthew West, Jason Crabb, Matthew West and other notable performers.
Tickets and donations made through presenting sponsor VYE, Click herewill jointly benefit the MultiCare Inland Northwest Foundation and MusiCaresa charity founded in 1989 by the Recording Academy, which acts as a safety net supporting the health and well-being of the music community.
“MultiCare Inland Northwest Foundation is thrilled to partner with MusiCares to raise funds and awareness for behavioral health care,” said Carolyn Kadyk, Executive Director of MultiCare Inland Northwest Foundation. “Generous contributions through Heart Strings for Hope will help MultiCare Health System expand access to care and provide high-quality, integrated physical and behavioral health care throughout the Inland Northwest.”
The MultiCare Inland Northwest Foundation and MusiCares will share proceeds from the concert. MultiCare Inland Northwest Foundation will use the proceeds to help expand the services of the MultiCare Behavioral Health Network in the Inland Northwest. MusiCares will use the proceeds in its national effort to support mental health care in the music community.
“The power of MusiCares’ work lies in the health and well-being of the music community,” said Laura Segura, Executive Director of MusiCares. “We are here to break the stigma around mental health and events like Heart Strings for Hope help provide much-needed support to music creators in need.”
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