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To honor a century of service and driving positive change across Greater Baltimore United Way of Central Maryland will host a Centennial Benefit Concert featuring multi-award-winning artist Common; legendary dance-music vocalist CeCe Peniston; and local artists Elyscia Jefferson of The Voice Whiskey Feathers and the Baltimore City College Choir. For 100 years United Way of Central Maryland has been a catalyst for long-term positive change – serving the region through natural disasters wars civil unrest health crises government shutdowns and more. The evening of giving back to and celebrating the spirit of our community will feature moving performances tributes to local changemakers and more.
An investment in United Way aids the organization’s mission of advancing healthy communities youth opportunity financial security and neighborhood resiliency. To purchase tickets for United Way’s Centennial Benefit Concert and to learn more visit www.uwcm.org/concert.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, 1212 Cathedral St, Baltimore, MD 21201, United States
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