The inaugural “Jeep Night 2023”, is set to benefit the Golden Valley High School Band programs, sponsored by the Southern California Jeep Junkies.
Held at Route 66 Classic Grill restaurant in Canyon Country, the general public are welcome to attend and admission is free.
Expected donations of $20 each from as many as 100 Jeep club members, and ten percent of all food and beverage sold during the event, will go towards keeping the band program running smoothly.
This includes purchasing and maintaining musical instruments and marching band uniforms, and purchasing much needed items such as sheet music, guitar strings and drumheads.
Performances during the event include Golden Valley High School Bands, with special guests “Seven Suns.”
In addition, Music Moves is partnering with KHTS 98.1 FM & AM-1220 AM Hometown Station to support the Santa Clarita Grocery by accepting food donations on their behalf during the event.
There will be many other ways to generate donations during the event, ensuring the Music Moves mission is met; “Supporting Music Education in Public Schools.”
*100% of all donations go directly to the Golden Valley Band Booster organization, a registered 501c3*
If you are a Jeeper and would like to donate and register, go to https://my.cheddarup.com/c/jeep-night-2023, or contact Erin Hester -president@gvhsbandandcolorguardboosters.org.
For more information about Music Moves, log onto www.music-moves.org
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