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Thirty-five of the Northwest's most
talented musicians will help fight the cause for hunger on
November 13th at Highway 99 Blues Club. This year there is an overwhelming demand to help fill Northwest
Harvest Food Bank. With the rise and demand for food and a drop in
donations, there is a 10% increase for food from last year. Families
are having to make choices between food, The musicians of the Northwest are well known for their generous spirit, and they welcome the opportunity to use their music to benefit this event. By donating their time and talent to help fill the Northwest Harvest food bank. This year's show will also feature special performance of, Duffy Bishop, Chris Carlson, David Brewer, Nick Vigarino, Son Jack Jr., Stan Eike, Scotty Lind, Billy Lovy, Patti Allen, Mary McPage, Chris (Zippy) Leighton, Jon Parry, Jeff Hayes, Mark Davies, Micheal Wilde, Rob Moitoza, Don King, Howard Hooper, Annieville, Jeff Herzog, Mike Lynch, KT Tuttle, Billy Reed, Bill Brammer,, Randy Oxford,, Jeff Beals, Randy Hughes, Dave Gordon, Jana Swenson,, John Keski, Chip Hayes, Mike Hutchinson, John Mabbott, Gary Williams, Billy Morgan, and let us not forget Raven Humphres One hundred percent of the proceeds and food donations collected
during the show will benefit ARTISTS APPEARING AT THE 2008 SHOW
Thank you to the following sponsors that help
Photos from November 8, 2007 IF YOU WERE NOT ABLE TO ATTEND THE SHOW HERE IS A SLIDE SHOW OF JUST A SMALL AMOUNT OF WHAT
WENT ON AT PAST JAMS FOR CANS There will be a Raffle for all kinds of cool stuff All Proceeds Benefit NW Harvest Northwest's most talented musicians will help fight hunger by serving up a tasty meal of blues music at Raven's Seventh Jam for Cans on Thursday, November 8, at The Highway 99 Club accross from the Seattle Aquarium. This year's show will be full of special surprises and good feelings and remember One-hundred percent of the proceeds and food donations collected during the show will benefit Northwest Harvest, a nonprofit organization dedicated to preventing hunger in Washington State. Doors open for the Jam for Cans at 5:00 pm. Admission is $7 or 7 cans of non-perishable food!
Northwest Harvest
collects and distributes food to approximately 300 hunger programs in
Washington State. In an average month, over 434,000 services are provided
to individuals and families in need. Nearly half of these services go
to children. Our support comes exclusively from individuals, community
and religious groups, foundations, corporations, and the food industry.
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