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March 2 - Lincoln Theatre

What a great evening at Kelly and Rich Lee’s home enjoying good friends, delicious food and the amazing music of Delta Rae. Thank you Rich & Kelly Lee, RPG Solutions, Bank of America, Docusource, RA Jeffreys and Urban Food Group for sponsoring this great night. Photo Credits: Adam Kissick. Now we are onto the partnership with Tammy Lynn Center and a goal of $850,000! We dared you to care about partnership, and you definitely met that challenge. It took a week for Danny Rosin (BT Board President), Mike McKee (Delta Rae Drummer) and Matt Strickland (Exec Director BT) to thaw out from jumping in the pool.

Celebrating the first "Roadie Round Robin Speed Dating" for volunteers at World of Beer, North Hills.

Band Together and Urban Ministries of Wake County raise $552,000 for the UM Open Door Clinic. The event featured The B-52s, Southern Culture on the Skids and BIG Something. Photos courtesy of Andrew Callahan, Rich Cox, Andrew Cox, Amy Edwards, Mark Jacoby and Gabriel Nelson.

Celebrating our move to Cary by enjoying the awesome food and hospitality of Enrigo Italian Restaurant at Waverly Place. Live music by Craig Thompson of The Old Habits, celebrating the death of music pioneer Levon Helm. $593K raised for Urban Ministries and climbing....!!! [Photos from Andrew Callahan]

BIG Something is Band Together’s 2012 “Last Band Standing” With a little funk, rock, a big sound and a whole lot of style, BIG Something beat out other local bands at Lincoln Theatre to win the 2nd Annual “Last Band Standing,” the live Band Together competition for $3,500 cash and a coveted spot in the line-up for its spring main event. Read more: www.bandtogethernc.org/posts/news/big-something-is-band-t...

Every month, Band Together does hands on service projects with its nonprofit partners in the community. Yeah, we like writing big checks and rocking out to live music, but it is the hands-on work we involve ourselves in that reminds us WHY we do what we do. Join us: www.bandtogethernc.org/get-involved/volunteer

Casino Night 2012 at Rich and Kelly Lee's home. Live jazz from Laura Ridgeway. Wine wall fun. Food from Urban Food Group! Oo-la-la.

Got some Yanni or Kajagoogoo CDs in your collection you want to exchange? How about some vintage Mott The Hoople or Zappa? Bring it on because it is not only your way into the party, but it is the way you can meet new friends and win stuff. Band Together After Work Socials. They are not just about sitting at a bar all lonely like.

Band Together Main Concert event with Third Eye Blind, I was Totally Destroying It, Dillon Fence and Lonnie Walker. Over $482,000 was donated to Alliance Medical Ministry in our first sold out show.

With a massive volunteer, all volunteer effort at that, raising over $482,000 with Alliance Medical Ministry, we decided a little celebration would be in order.

This event launched the new Band Together brand and website. Website was designed by Atlantic BT and branding was from S & A Cherokee. Thanks to all who came! February 2011.

We're proud of the work we did at Band Together's After Work Social #12 at Tir Na Nog! We filled bags of cold weather wellness items to assist Alliance Medical Ministry. Bonus: North Carolina State University beat West Virginia in the Champs Sports Bowl. [Photos compliments of Rich Cox Photography]

Band Together 2010 - for StepUP Ministry. Our first rain event produced an incredible $358,000 with our all-volunteer group. Special performances by One Eskimo, Holy Ghost Tent Revival, Anoop Desai, and The Old Ceremony. More info about our nonprofit partner: www.step-up.us/

Great seeing everyone at our November's BTAW at Cherry Bomb Grill, sponsored by our friends at Fruition Film. Also thanks to the staff at CBG for awesome service + great food. Photos compliments of Rich and Andy Cox.

Over $141,000 donated to Lucy Daniels for Early Childhood + great music from Hobex, Rosebuds, Chatham County Line and Rusted Root!

Band Together raises $109,000 for SafeChild with great funk it up music from- George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic, Hobex, Yo Momma's Big Fat Booty Band. May 10, 2008.

Main concert event at the Lincoln Theatre May 19, 2007 for Big Brothers Big Sisters of The Triangle with Son Volt, Balsa Gliders, Kennebec, and The Wrinkle Neck Mules. $68,000 raised!

In the Fall of 2005, Band Together produced a 14-band extravaganza to support victims of Hurricane Katrina and raised almost $45,000 and brought the community together. Dollars raised went to locally to the NC Food Bank, where food was delivered to Gulf Coast areas.

In 2005, Band Together partnered with The Music Maker Relief Foundation, some of its blues artists and The Derek Trucks Band to keep our culture vital by directly supporting senior (over 55) American roots musicians in need. With our event, we were able to provide for basic life essentials while expanding their professional careers so that our rich musical heritage can be shared with the world and preserved for future generations.

On September 12th, 2001 five friends, Phil and Shellie Gruber, Danny Rosin, Tom Lyon, and Skip Mangum met to discuss what instrumental role they could play in responding to the terrors of 9/11. None were firemen. Because they lived in Raleigh, NC, far from where the horrific tragedies occurred, onsite assistance would be an impasse. There were no existing, trusted charitable outlets. Despite these obstacles, they had a deep sense that they could do, and had to do, something. They knew they were not alone. Over the next several weeks, they brought together a group of more than 40 young business leaders from across the Triangle to raise awareness and money for the victims of the September 11th terrorist attacks. They created an organization called Band Together for Our Heroes. They produced a 4-band event that brought over 1000 people together, raising over $60,000 for NYC and DC Family Relief efforts. Sometimes good things come from tragedy because since then, Band Together has formed a 501c3 non-profit run 100% by volunteer efforts. 100% of net proceeds go directly to the charities we serve. We are proud to call the Triangle area home, love our local music scene and have the privilege of serving an incredible community. Please join us.