If you have been putting off donating that unwanted vehicle, Memorial Day weekend is the perfect time to act. Vehicles For Veterans makes car donation fast, free, and completely hassle-free — and every donated vehicle generates real funding for American veterans charity programs across the country. Whether your car is sitting in the driveway barely […]
American Heroes Concert In Astoria, Oregon
It’s easy to forget that Independence Day isn’t about the fireworks or the friends and family BBQ. It is important to not lose sight of the real reason behind Independence Day: to celebrate our heroes and freedom. This Independence Day eve take your family to a free concert to honor our American Heroes. This fantastic evening will take place at the Liberty Theater (1203 Commercial, Astoria, Ore.).
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This is one event you won’t want to miss! The North Coast Symphonic Band directed by Dave Becker will be putting on a free concert of patriotic music on July 3 at the Liberty Theater. The night will start off with the doors opening at 6:45 p.m., the North Jazz Ensemble putting on a pre-show at 7 p.m. and the North Coast Symphonic Band will start at 7:30 p.m. The band will have the help of two guest vocalists from Portland, Andy and Rachel Becker singing familiar songs like “God Bless the USA,” and “You Raise Me Up.”
Clastsop Post Number 12 of the American Legion will present the flags of all the service branches, including the Merchant Marine, in a tribute to the veterans and their families.
While the band performs the “Trumpets and Bridges” Sara Meyer of Sara’s Old Photos will give a special visual tribute to the 50th anniversary of the Astoria/Megler Bridge. This intriguing presentation features vintage photos of Astoria and the building of the bridge.
There will also be a special performance by Johnny Barker who will have a featured solo during the song “Field Ayres.” Johnny is a part of the North Coast Symphonic Band and he recently discovered that he is a distant relative of Thomas Cheney. Cheney was a 16 year-old drummer boy from the Revolutionary War.
Can’t Make The Event?
If you still want to help veterans programs there is a way. If you have been wondering what to do with that old vehicle whether it is a boat, RV, motorcycle or car of some kind you can donate it to Vehicles For Veterans. If your car has seen better times and you worried about paying for a tow truck, worry no more—we will pick it up for free from you location. We are a 501(c)(3) organization meaning your donation is full tax deductible. Make a difference today and fill out our online donation form or call 1-855-811-4838. Stop letting that vehicle take up unwanted space. Donate today!
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