Red Rocks day of Service & Community Fundraiser
This was an incredibly fun way to pop up my advocacy booth at one of my favorite venues EVER! And one thing that made it so incredible is that for the first time, I wasn’t bringing my booth to an artist’s event, but instead bringing artists to MY event! A true milestone in my journey thus far.
It all came together right outside Red Rocks Amphitheatre, the holy land of live music. I teamed up with AfterShockFam, The Gradient Perspective, and Friends of Red Rocks to pull off a day that blended everything I love: music, sustainability, and community. We had live sets, banana bread (arguably the best ever baked), and a booth that doubled as both a vibe and an act of service.
And man… it worked. We raised almost $400 for SafeHouse Denver, collected nearly 100 petition signatures and letters to Congress, and cleaned up one of the most beautiful parks in the state, all before doors even opened for the Daily Bread show.
But more than anything, it felt like proof that this concept works. That artists really are hungry to connect, to give back, and to be part of something that matters.
Huge shout-outs to the artist who volunteered their time to play at our pop-up:
