Friday night I was incredibly excited to attend my second Gigs4Good benefit presented by the amazing Team Up for Nonprofits. The evening benefited an organization called Outdoors for All, which provides children and adults with mental, physical and sensory disabilities the chance to enjoy outdoor sports. Thanks to sponsors like REI and Stevens Pass, the concert was able to donate a large portion of ticket sales to Outdoors for All, as well as raise extra money selling raffle tickets at the event.
Three bands performed Friday evening at The Tractor Tavern in Ballard – River Giant, Smokey Brights and two members of The Head and the Heart, Josiah and Charity Rose. Here are a few photos I managed to snap!
River Giant kicks off the show:
Team Up for Nonprofits:
Bill Rudolph takes the stage to present a toast to his son, Chris. Chris Rudolph was the marketing director of Stevens Pass, and passed away last year in an avalanche. The benefit was in his name:
Smokey Brights takes the stage:
Josiah & Charity Rose of The Head and the Heart close out the concert .
