charity

With nearly a dozen Top Ten Country hits, Grand Ole Opry star and 1994 CMA Female Vocalist of the Year Pam Tillis will be performing at the Leo J. Welder Center for the Performing Arts on Thursday, January 16th at 7:30 p.m. for the 6th Annual Charity Concert Series. Known for her distinctive voice and eclectic style, Pam Tillis recorded some of the biggest Country hits of the 1990's

Hurricane Sandy has left a path of devastation along the East Coast and surrounding states.  Here in South Texas, we know how important the work of the American Red Cross is in times of natural disasters, and right now, the Red Cross needs your help!  How can you be a Red Cross "hero?"

When it comes to charity, superstar Taylor Swift is putting her money where her feet are. The ‘We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together‘ singer has donated a pair of her own red shoes for an online auction to raise money for a charity that provides shoes to people living in poverty.

Victorians are in for a real treat Thursday night at the Welder Center in downtown Victoria. Three of the best songwriters anywhere, led by Allen Shamblin, will be performing at the Songwriters Charity Concert.

Speaking of giving of oneself, our good friend Brantley Gilbert is joining forces with 'The Boot Campaign' to do his part for returning veterans.

One of the great things about country music is the way the stars give back to the community. You may not hear about it, because it's not a grab for publicity. But I guarantee you, most of them are more than happy to give of themselves to help out, whatever the cause. Here's the perfect example.

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation just got a $1.5 billion infusion. Warren Buffet, the third-richest person in the world, gave 19.34 million shares of his insurance and investment company, Berkshire Hathaway Inc., to the charitable organization, which was created by Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates and his wife to help address the world's education, health and poverty problems.

In an attempt to garner the title "World's Meanest Robbers," a couple in Houston held up a charity lemonade stand run by 13-year-old Chelsea Edwards and her two friends. Gage Turner, 20, and Amber Umbarger, 21, allegedly approached the lemonade booth, inquired about the cost and then grabbed the money jar and ran.

I just got done watching 'Secret Millionaire' and all I can say is WOW. My dear friend Monica Lassmann had told me about the show and how touching it was so I decided to watch it. This week's show was about Gary and Diane Heavin who are the co-owners of 'Curves'. Gary and Diane left their wealthy lifestyles behind to spend a week in Houston's poverty-stricken Third Ward. They were given $6.50 per