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Nashville-based Zander Insurance is supporting the disaster relief efforts of Team Rubicon with a $60,000 donation. Most recently, Team Rubicon, a veteran-founded disaster response organization, was on the ground in Texas providing food and water to families without power for more than a week. The organization also provided aid and assistance in Nashville when the deadly tornadoes swept through in March 2020. In December, Zander held a campaign to give back a portion of its ID theft protection sales to Team Rubicon to recognize Identity Theft Prevention and Awareness Month. This donation mark...

By: Sarah Pittman Shari Corbett Musically Fed Maria Brunner of Musically Fed (middle) poses with Rhino’s Jayson Adamsen and Keno Snyder and Rebel Lounge’s Steve Chilton and Jeff Taylor at a drive-thru event in Phoenix Feb. 20. Musically Fed held its latest food distribution event to help live entertainment workers and their families that are facing food insecurity with a drive-thru held on Saturday outside the Rebel Lounge in Phoenix, Ariz.  The Feb. 20 event was put on in partnership with the venue, Rhino Staging and Mesa, Arizona-based non-p...

'Musically Fed' food drive feeds music industry professionals facing food insecurity Caitlin Harris/CMA Musically Fed hosts a food drive at Clair Global in Nashville, TN on Saturday, January 30, 2021 for live entertainment/music industry personnel. CMA’s Music Industry COVID Support (MICS) Initiative Amplifies Musically Fed Resources. and last updated 2021-01-31 10:59:51-05 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — People in the music industry who have suffered financially during the COVID-19 pandemic, won't have to worry about paying for food for awhile thanks to a local food drive. The organizati...

Nashville, Tenn. The Country Music Association has announced five new nonprofit recipients for its Music Industry COVID Support (MICS) initiative, including funds for organizations providing free musical instruments and health advocacy, plus a gratis grocery store launched by one of Nashville's biggest stars. MICS was launched in early 2020 at the dawn of the COVID-19 crisis with a $3 million commitment by the CMA, the country music trade org responsible for the annual CMA Awards. The initiative serves as a portal to help in the categories of food supply, health, and career services, plus it ...

No one could blame Billy Strings for taking advantage of the COVID pandemic shutdown to enjoy a little time off – time spent recharging his batteries and "fishing way too much.""It’s been therapeutic, meditative," he offered in a recent telephone interview from his home in Nashville.The much-needed break for the Michigan-bred, flatpicking bluegrass guitarist with the nation’s best-selling bluegrass album of 2020, "Home," came after nearly non-stop national touring, logging