@ TMB Gold Mind Collective
Posted Sep 17, 2024 • 1 min read
On September 8th, Edmonton's spirit of generosity and community collaboration was on full display as the Melisizwe Brothers, in partnership with St. Vincent and the Grenadines and Grenadian communities in Edmonton, hosted the "Hurricane Beryl Inspirational Benefit Concert" to support students affected by Hurricane Beryl. The event, held at the local Seventh-day Adventist Church, aimed to provide essential school supplies to students on Union Island, Carriacou, Petite Martinique, and Canouan.
The benefit concert, which was also supported by Island Grind and the Melisizwe Brothers' Gold Mind Collective, highlighted the community's commitment to education. Attendees were reminded that investing in education can be as crucial as meeting immediate needs, with the evening focused on enhancing the educational opportunities of young students affected by the hurricane’s devastation.
The concert featured vibrant performances by the Melisizwe Brothers and other local Edmonton artists, creating a memorable and uplifting atmosphere. The event was well-received, with the community rallying around the cause. Emphasizing that the fundraiser was not centered around food but rather on supporting education, the organizers successfully shifted the focus to a mission of long-term impact.
Funds raised from the event will be equally distributed, with half allocated to schools in Grenada, Carriacou, and Petite Martinique, and the other half directed to St. Vincent and The Grenadines. This balanced approach ensures that aid reaches all affected regions, providing high-quality backpacks and essential school supplies to help students continue their education with the resources they need.
The success of the "Hurricane Beryl Inspirational Benefit Concert" reflects a profound sense of solidarity and dedication within the Edmonton community. The Melisizwe Brothers and their partners have set a powerful example of how compassion and collective action can drive meaningful change, reinforcing the importance of education in overcoming adversity.
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Many of the brothers' activities are made possible through The Gold Mind, a foundation dedicated to supporting young artists and empowering communities through music.
To learn more about the initiatives of the TMB Gold Mind Collective or to donate, please visit www.themelisizwebrothers.com/goldmindinitiative.
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