In the charming town of Weyers Cave, Virginia, a local valley band set the holiday spirit ablaze with its much-anticipated annual Country Christmas Dinner Show. This event has become a beloved tradition over the years, and this year holds a special purpose. The country gospel band, Southern Grace, is marking its 10th year of hosting this delightful dinner show. However, this time, they have decided to make a significant impact by donating all the proceeds to Mennonite Disaster Service. This organization is dedicated to providing support to the victims of Hurricane Helene. As Joyce Burkholder from Mennonite Disaster Service shared, "Although our organization doesn't advertise extensively, being part of an event like this allows us to showcase our work and make a real difference. It's truly worthwhile."
Donating Proceeds for a Worthy Cause
The decision to donate the proceeds from the Country Christmas Dinner Show to Mennonite Disaster Service is a heartwarming gesture. Mennonite Disaster Service has been quietly working behind the scenes to assist those affected by Hurricane Helene. Their efforts often go unnoticed, but through this partnership with Southern Grace, they are getting the recognition they deserve. By attending the dinner show and supporting Southern Grace, attendees are directly contributing to the relief efforts of Mennonite Disaster Service. It's a win-win situation where the community comes together to celebrate the holiday season while also making a positive impact on those in need.The second dinner show, scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 30, starting at 5 p.m. at the Weyers Cave Community Center, provides another opportunity for people to get involved. Whether it's enjoying a delicious country-style dinner while being entertained by Southern Grace or simply making a donation, every little bit counts. This event not only brings joy to the community but also helps those who are struggling to recover from the aftermath of the hurricane.About Southern Grace
Southern Grace is a renowned country gospel band that has been captivating audiences for years. With their harmonious voices and energetic performances, they have become a favorite among country music lovers. Their music has a way of touching the hearts of listeners and spreading the message of hope and love. Through their 10 years of holding the Country Christmas Dinner Show, they have built a strong connection with the community. This year, their commitment to giving back through the donation to Mennonite Disaster Service showcases their true character and dedication.The band's members are passionate about using their talent to make a difference in the world. They believe that music has the power to heal and bring people together. By partnering with Mennonite Disaster Service, they are able to combine their love for music with a noble cause. Their performances at the dinner shows are not only a treat for the ears but also a reminder of the importance of helping others.The Impact of Hurricane Helene
Hurricane Helene left a trail of destruction in its wake, affecting countless lives and communities. Mennonite Disaster Service has been on the ground, providing essential aid and support to those in need. From providing food and shelter to offering emotional support, they have been a lifeline for many. The donation from Southern Grace will go a long way in helping them continue their important work. It will enable them to reach more people and provide them with the assistance they require to rebuild their lives.The aftermath of a hurricane is a challenging time for everyone involved. Mennonite Disaster Service plays a crucial role in helping communities recover and move forward. Their dedication and hard work are truly inspiring, and through events like the Country Christmas Dinner Show, they are able to raise awareness and funds for their cause.READ MORE