Rural King and Anne Wilson Unite for Kentucky Tornado Relief Benefit Concert

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Rural King, the largest privately owned farm and home retailer in the United States, has announced a partnership with Grammy-nominated artist Anne Wilson to host a benefit concert in Corbin, Kentucky. Scheduled for August 11 at the Corbin Arena, the event aims to raise funds for families and communities affected by the devastating tornado that hit eastern Kentucky in May. The concert will support The Sheppard Family Foundation and the Foundation for Appalachian Kentucky's Appalachian Tornado Relief Fund, with all proceeds directed towards recovery efforts.
Anne Wilson, a Kentucky native, expressed her heartfelt connection to the cause, stating, "Kentucky is my home, and both the London and Somerset areas hold such dear memories for me." She emphasized the concert's goal to bring hope and financial support to those in need, marking her first performance at the Corbin Arena, a venue significant to her childhood. The event will not only be a live experience but also available via livestream on Veeps, broadening its reach and impact.
Amy Shafer, RK Foundation director, highlighted Rural King's commitment to the Kentucky communities, noting, "With several stores in Kentucky, these communities are part of our Rural King family." This initiative reflects the company's dedication to supporting areas where it operates, especially in times of crisis.
Tickets for the in-person concert start at $43.55, with livestream access available for $9.99, ensuring wide participation. For more details, interested individuals can visit annewilsonofficial.com or veeps.com. This concert represents a significant effort to unite music, community, and philanthropy in the face of adversity, offering a beacon of hope for those rebuilding their lives in the aftermath of the tornado.

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