Olivia Rodrigo goes to the 2021 MTV Video Music Awards at Barclays Center on September 12, 2021 in the Brooklyn district of New York City. Noam Galai/ GI for MTV/ViacomCBS
The 2nd yearly ASCAP Foundation Silent Auction released Thursday,Dec 1, with contributions sustaining songs education and learning and also ability growth programs throughout the nation.
The public auction things consist of a signed plastic duplicate of Olivia Rodrigo‘s cd Sour, a signed collection of Selena Gomez appeal items, supper with Ashanti, an individualized video clip from The Chainsmokers, a signed Fender guitar from Bon Jovi guitar player Richie Sambora, a container of bourbon authorized by Chris Stapleton, a hat authorized by Alan Jackson, VIP tickets to a program by DJ Steve Aoki in Las Vegas, and also much more.
The public auction, situated at charitybuzz.com, will certainly go throughDec 16.
“For nearly five decades, The ASCAP Foundation has fulfilled ASCAP’s mission to support aspiring music creators at the most fundamental level, by funding music education and talent development programs in schools and communities across the U.S.,” claimed Nicole George-Middleton, The ASCAP Foundation Executive Director, using a declaration. “We are thrilled to host our silent auction for a second year and hope that music lovers everywhere will join in to support The Foundation and land some one-of-a-kind holiday gifts for their family and friends.”
Other benefactors consist of Broadway tale Stephen Schwartz, Shawn Mendes, songwriter and also author supporter Paul Williams, nation musicians Carly Pearce, Old Dominion and also Kelsea Ballerini, actress-author Diane Keaton, NBA champ Kevin Durant, Universal Studios, Nightbird Studios and also famous musician-writer-producer Quincy Jones.
The ASCAP Foundation released in 1975 and also is committed to sustaining American songs makers, with motivating growth using songs education and learning, ability growth and also various other programs such as songwriting workshops, gives, scholarships, and also neighborhood outreach programs.
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