“Strings in the Spring” Benefit Concert Raises $1,231 for Interfaith Community Outreach

On March 30th, music and community spirit came together as The Grateful Friends presented “Strings in the Spring”, a family-friendly benefit concert hosted by Grace Lutheran Church in Nags Head. The event successfully raised $1,231 in support of Interfaith Community Outreach (ICO), helping provide financial assistance and support to individuals facing crises in the Outer Banks.

The concert featured a beautiful blend of musical performances, including classical guitar and lute, hammered dulcimer, fiddle, and inspiring contributions featured vocalists. The diverse lineup of musicians captivated the audience, offering a rich and uplifting musical experience.

“We are incredibly grateful to The Grateful Friends and Grace Lutheran Church for their generosity and dedication to our mission,” said ICO Executive Director Jenniffer Albanese. “Events like Strings in the Spring bring people together in a meaningful way, not only through music but also by supporting neighbors in need.”

The success of Strings in the Spring highlights the power of music to unite the community while making a tangible difference. Proceeds from the event will directly benefit ICO’s programs, ensuring continued support for individuals and families facing hardship in the Outer Banks.

If you’d like to donate, join their volunteer staff, or refer someone, please call 252-480-0070 or go online to www.interfaithoutreach.com to apply for assistance.

Contact:
Jenniffer Albanese, Executive Director
Interfaith Community Outreach, Inc.
PO Box 1663 – 115 Mustian Street
Kill Devil Hills, NC 27948
(252) 480-0070 phone
(252) 261-6342 fax

About Interfaith Community Outreach (ICO):
Interfaith Community Outreach (ICO) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to assisting individuals facing temporary emergency crises. Through a variety of programs, ICO provides resources to help individuals regain stability during difficult times. ICO’s vision is “Bridging the Gap: Where no one will face an emergency crisis alone.”