Music

making a difference

Toronto’s Jim Armstrong takes our fight to the provinces. Proof that music is the universal language and that borders are no boundary in the war on Veteran homelessness. We’re blessed to collaborate with some of the most talented and compassionate artists ever to belt out a tune, wail on a guitar, blow a horn, finesse a keyboard or keep a beat! We call this band of all-stars…

MATS 4 PATS!

Music Artists Taking A Stand for Patriots write and perform patriotic songs to Welcome Home our returning heroes. Your enjoyment of this music and generous donations help end Veteran homelessness. Meet a few of our friends who stand tall for Vets, coast-to-coast and border-to-border.
Melina GergesHouston’s Melina Gerges and her music back our cause in many ways while husband Jeremy serves in the U.S. Coast Guard.

Ironwood RainDenver’s Scotte Burns and his acoustic-driven rock band Ironwood Rain bring a passion for Veterans as clear as the Rocky Mountain air.

Michigan’s Susan Picking and her music will win your heart. The piano playing, ukelele strumming singer-songwriter is a tireless champion for the homeless.
Dr. Sam BierstockFlorida is where Dr. Sam and the Managed Care Blues Band make musical light to shed light on the health care crisis. He also wrote one of the greatest patriotic songs ever.

Toronto’s Jim Armstrong won’t dwell on his Epilepsy. He’s too busy writing and singing songs to aid homeless heroes across North America.

New Orleans is home base but Olga’s brand of blues is pure Mississippi hills. Her new album Whatever You Want extends to homeless heroes!

Nashville singer/songwriter Brett Ryan Stewart often gets compared to Tom Waits, Tom Petty and Pearl Jam. Sounds to us like fresh hope at the door.
Portland is a hot bed of Indie music. Adam Waxman is the cool. His smooth blend of soul, R&B and Motown is just perfect for Maine – and our cause.

 

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