An Injury to One is An Injury to All
Tax deductible
Local artists from Portland, Oregon have been motivated to make positive change since the tragic death of George Floyd and the many instances of police brutality across the nation. They have come together to perform a benefit concert featuring arrangements and original songs that express solidarity with the movement that is fighting against systemic racism and asking for police reform.
The concert is an expression of hope for our country that we can and will do better.
Please join us in supporting this intention by watching An Injury to One = An Injury to All, A Benefit Concert for Don't Shoot PDX and consider a donation to the social justice nonprofit that is currently on the front lines to spark change. DSP is a social justice nonprofit that uses art, education and civic participation to create social change. DSP is actively involved in a myriad of ways, not only in Portland, but across the country.
Our collective goal is to share our message through our music and raise $10,000 to show support and stand in solidarity for their work and their mission. 100% of donations will go directly to Don't Shoot PDX and all donations are 100% tax deductible. Donations can be made on this page and will go directly to DSP.
Here is the link to the video that was recorded for the event. Please check it out!!!
https://youtu.be/biSWeVvT-3Y
An Injury to One = An Injury to All will feature local Portland artists:
LaRhonda Steele, voice
Stephanie Cooke, voice + piano
Darlene Solomon-Rogers, voice
Justin Copeland, trumpet
Andrew Endres, voice+ guitar
Videography: Karney Hatch
Sound, Mix/Master: Andrew Endres
Technology Support: Ryan Tabrah
The concert will kick off our one week Go Fund Me to raise support and funding for the social justice non-profit.
We look forward to having you join us in this effort!
More about Dont Shoot PDX:
Founded in 2016 by community organizer Teressa Raiford, DSP has continued to demand police accountability and legislative change through their on-the-ground work, impacting youth and inspiring them to lead along the way.
Don’t Shoot Portland does a number of art projects, printmaking events, archival based workshops, and legal referral clinics as well. In the midst of the global rising for Black Lives and COVID-19, Don’t Shoot is focused heavily on providing mutual aid resources to BIPOC communities.
Visit their website: https://www.dontshootpdx.org/about-us/
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Location of concert at Classic Pianos, special thanks to Fred Riley and Classic Pianos for donating the use of their space!
The concert is an expression of hope for our country that we can and will do better.
Please join us in supporting this intention by watching An Injury to One = An Injury to All, A Benefit Concert for Don't Shoot PDX and consider a donation to the social justice nonprofit that is currently on the front lines to spark change. DSP is a social justice nonprofit that uses art, education and civic participation to create social change. DSP is actively involved in a myriad of ways, not only in Portland, but across the country.
Our collective goal is to share our message through our music and raise $10,000 to show support and stand in solidarity for their work and their mission. 100% of donations will go directly to Don't Shoot PDX and all donations are 100% tax deductible. Donations can be made on this page and will go directly to DSP.
Here is the link to the video that was recorded for the event. Please check it out!!!
https://youtu.be/biSWeVvT-3Y
An Injury to One = An Injury to All will feature local Portland artists:
LaRhonda Steele, voice
Stephanie Cooke, voice + piano
Darlene Solomon-Rogers, voice
Justin Copeland, trumpet
Andrew Endres, voice+ guitar
Videography: Karney Hatch
Sound, Mix/Master: Andrew Endres
Technology Support: Ryan Tabrah
The concert will kick off our one week Go Fund Me to raise support and funding for the social justice non-profit.
We look forward to having you join us in this effort!
More about Dont Shoot PDX:
Founded in 2016 by community organizer Teressa Raiford, DSP has continued to demand police accountability and legislative change through their on-the-ground work, impacting youth and inspiring them to lead along the way.
Don’t Shoot Portland does a number of art projects, printmaking events, archival based workshops, and legal referral clinics as well. In the midst of the global rising for Black Lives and COVID-19, Don’t Shoot is focused heavily on providing mutual aid resources to BIPOC communities.
Visit their website: https://www.dontshootpdx.org/about-us/
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Location of concert at Classic Pianos, special thanks to Fred Riley and Classic Pianos for donating the use of their space!
Organizer
Stephanie Cooke
Organizer
Portland, OR
Dont Shoot Portland
Beneficiary