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The Times has covered the work of our neighbor, friend and Parkview resident, Rachel Ebeling and The Angel Band Project in the past, and we are happy to announce that the Angel Band Project will be bringing a fundraiser back to the neighborhood thanks to the generosity of Bill and Mary Christman.
The mission of The Angel Band Project is to promote healing and cultivate empathy for survivors of sexual violence through the transformative power of music.
The Angel Band Project is a national non-profit dedicated to providing healing for survivors of sexual assault through music. Spend an evening with some of your closest friends and make some new ones at a benefit party to take place at Joe’s Cafe on Saturday, February 25th! Limited to the first 100 people who purchase a ticket to attend, this will be a wonderful evening of fun, food and drinks with great music provided by The Occasionals.
As neighbors know, Joe’s Cafe is one of the most eclectic venues you will ever visit. Artist Bill Christman has adorned the cafe with oddities that must be seen to be appreciated. You can purchase your tickets through angelband.gesture.com.
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The Occasionals.
Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, February–March 2017.
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