
Rock for a Remedy A band that walks the walk, talks the talk, and cares deeply for both the humans and their furry friends? My, how we love these women!!!
Source: www.indigogirls.com
A partnership between Rock for a Remedy (RFAR) and iconic musicians the Indigo Girls yielded huge results for food banks all across America. This tour, which spanned four months and 55 shows, was the most successful in RFAR’s six year history.

Rock for a Remedy "We now, for the first time in history, have over 1 billion people who are going hungry"
Source: www.cnn.com
The United Nations' World Food Program appealed Wednesday for $3 billion in donations, blaming the world economic crisis for a surge in demand and a drop in donations.

Rock for a Remedy A Nobel Prize winner and a hero to all involved in the fight against hunger.
Source: news.aol.com
Agricultural scientist Norman Borlaug, the father of the green revolution who won the Nobel Peace Prize for his role in combating world hunger and saving hundreds of millions of lives, died Saturday in Texas, a Texas A&M University spokeswoman said. He was 95.

Rock for a Remedy Wow! Our first major network press!
Source: www.cbsnews.com
The Early Show: Second Cup Cafe: Indigo Girls - Grammy Award Winners Emily Saliers And Amy Ray Return To Their Indie Roots

Rock for a Remedy Spread the word! This event generated 73 MILLION pounds of food last year...hit your pantry and put a bag by the mailbox, boom, you're done!

Source: news.yahoo.com
An estimated 3.5 million children under the age of 5 are at risk of hunger in the United States, according to a look at government numbers by an anti-hunger group.

Rock for a Remedy is on break from one amazing tour! In just 3 weeks, over a TON of food collected and enough money to distribute over ANOTHER 11 TONS. WOW! Indigo Girls fans are just the best!

Rock for a Remedy And now a few words from Amy Ray....
Source: www.indigogirls.com
I have heard and seen so much incredible music these past few months. Sometimes, it dwarfs my own stage experience, because I often find I'm more of a fan than a musician. Not to be self-deprecating at all, I am just feeling the fire in a big way.

Rock for a Remedy Every night is more surprising---HUGE night tonight in Buffalo. IG fans are incredible and so supportive. It's going to be a heck of a summer for hunger relief!

Rock for a Remedy Indigo Girls tour is AMAZING. Over a thousand pounds of food in only THREE shows. WOOOOOT!

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food banks are struggling to keep up with skyrocketing demand, he's never been needed more.http://www.cnn.com/2009/LIVING/03/19/cnn heroes.jorge.munoz/index.html

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The economic crisis in this country is affecting more and more Americans by the minute. People who never thought they’d need to use the services of a food bank find themselves unable to feed their families or themselves without one. Food Banks are being hit hard and are finding their shelves emptied in record time.
A...nd that’s where Rock for a Remedy comes in.
Beginning on Janaury 30th in Boulder, Colorado and for the rest of State Radio’s Winter ‘09 Tour, we have the ability to fill those shelves in every city.
Rock for a Remedy asks concertgoers to donate what they can, be it one can or ten… and it’ll add up fast! Donations are then distributed to so many in the local community: Middle class families. Homeless shelters. Women’s shelters. The sick. The poor. Our neighbors, our families, ourselves.
35.5 MILLION PEOPLE.
Your neighbors, friends, family, community.
It’s not hard to help. Here’s how:
1. Bring a bag of non-perishables to an upcoming show and help fill those vacant shelves. Whether it’s a single can or an entire box of food, every little bit makes a difference. And if you bring three items or more, you’ll be entered to win a State Radio t-shirt of your choice and an autographed poster!
2. Volunteer with Rock for a Remedy and collect food items at an upcoming show in your area.
3. Join Chad, Chuck, and Mad Dog in service at a food bank or soup kitchen in select cities. Volunteering allows local organizations to direct more finanacial resources toward the hungry people really who need them.Read More
A...nd that’s where Rock for a Remedy comes in.
Beginning on Janaury 30th in Boulder, Colorado and for the rest of State Radio’s Winter ‘09 Tour, we have the ability to fill those shelves in every city.
Rock for a Remedy asks concertgoers to donate what they can, be it one can or ten… and it’ll add up fast! Donations are then distributed to so many in the local community: Middle class families. Homeless shelters. Women’s shelters. The sick. The poor. Our neighbors, our families, ourselves.
35.5 MILLION PEOPLE.
Your neighbors, friends, family, community.
It’s not hard to help. Here’s how:
1. Bring a bag of non-perishables to an upcoming show and help fill those vacant shelves. Whether it’s a single can or an entire box of food, every little bit makes a difference. And if you bring three items or more, you’ll be entered to win a State Radio t-shirt of your choice and an autographed poster!
2. Volunteer with Rock for a Remedy and collect food items at an upcoming show in your area.
3. Join Chad, Chuck, and Mad Dog in service at a food bank or soup kitchen in select cities. Volunteering allows local organizations to direct more finanacial resources toward the hungry people really who need them.Read More

























