‘To the Hill Country with Love’ concert honors Hill Country first responders 6 months after floods Attendees were invited to share stories and support healing in the Hill Country
SAN ANTONIO – It has been six months since the devastating Hill Country floods . Since that day, support for the community has never wavered.
A benefit concert was held Sunday to honor the first responders who helped during the disaster.
The event, called “To the Hill Country with Love,” was organized by the non-profit YouthCUE.
“We want (first responders) to take away from the concert that they are not alone, that they have friends who are pulling for them, who will give a weekend to come in their honor and to do this gift,” said Founder and Artistic Director of YouthCUE Randy Edwards.
The choir had singers ranging from age 11 to age 86, Edwards said.
The concert aimed to bring the community together to share their stories and help one another heal.
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