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    The Knitting Factory - Spokane, WA on December 6
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    December 30, 2011

    The last stop on the announced club tour was Spokane, WA! Thank you so much to all the fans who came out to support the tour! The following local charities/foundations were recipients of support. Please check out the websites for contact information!

    North West Autism

    North West Autism builds accessible and comprehensive, community-based approaches to helping children and adults with autism. CARE funds will be used to purchase learning tools for autistic children enrolled in their Domino Project Preschool, for families, therapists and teachers needing consultation and training in autism treatment and intervention especially in rural areas, and for 3 free screening days held over a 9 month period. While North West Autism has touched countless lives, below are the stories of two children who have been impacted directly.

    · Aidan was diagnosed at 2 years old. He attended a school untrained to educate autistic children and was not in class with kids his own age. He was treated as a child that no one wanted to deal with. After enrolling in the Domino Project, Aidan's progress has skyrocketed and he is beginning to talk and play with other kids.

    · Derek was diagnosed with autism at 2 and a half years old. Before starting at the Domino Project Derek had a vocabulary of twenty words, he had night terrors where he woke up screaming, and meltdowns where he would be inconsolable for up to an hour. After 3 years with the Domino Project, he successfully transitioned to an elementary school and has made considerable progress Northwest Autism Center has put the family in touch with the right people, doctors, programs to give Derek and his family the best possible chance for a "normal" life.

    Second Harvest Food Bank

    The Second Harvest Food Bank is dedicated to ending local hunger in Spokane. Their annual fundraiser "Taking a Bite Out of Hunger" takes place on March 21, 2012. 100% of the proceeds are utilized to provide food resources to children, adults and seniors in Benton and Franklin Counties who are daily challenged by hunger and food insecurity. The CARE money will be used to acquire food resources to donated directly in the counties the bank serves. All food is distributed at no cost to the recipients.

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on Fri, 12/30/2011 - 12:36pm

The last stop on the announced club tour was Spokane, WA! Thank you so much to all the fans who came out to support the tour! The following local charities/foundations were recipients of support. Please check out the websites for contact information!

North West Autism

North West Autism builds accessible and comprehensive, community-based approaches to helping children and adults with autism. CARE funds will be used to purchase learning tools for autistic children enrolled in their Domino Project Preschool, for families, therapists and teachers needing consultation and training in autism treatment and intervention especially in rural areas, and for 3 free screening days held over a 9 month period. While North West Autism has touched countless lives, below are the stories of two children who have been impacted directly.

· Aidan was diagnosed at 2 years old. He attended a school untrained to educate autistic children and was not in class with kids his own age. He was treated as a child that no one wanted to deal with. After enrolling in the Domino Project, Aidan's progress has skyrocketed and he is beginning to talk and play with other kids.

· Derek was diagnosed with autism at 2 and a half years old. Before starting at the Domino Project Derek had a vocabulary of twenty words, he had night terrors where he woke up screaming, and meltdowns where he would be inconsolable for up to an hour. After 3 years with the Domino Project, he successfully transitioned to an elementary school and has made considerable progress Northwest Autism Center has put the family in touch with the right people, doctors, programs to give Derek and his family the best possible chance for a "normal" life.

Second Harvest Food Bank

The Second Harvest Food Bank is dedicated to ending local hunger in Spokane. Their annual fundraiser "Taking a Bite Out of Hunger" takes place on March 21, 2012. 100% of the proceeds are utilized to provide food resources to children, adults and seniors in Benton and Franklin Counties who are daily challenged by hunger and food insecurity. The CARE money will be used to acquire food resources to donated directly in the counties the bank serves. All food is distributed at no cost to the recipients.

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Debra Womack's picture

hey im a care giver who just purchessed 2 tickets to see KR 3/4/12 in thackerville,o.k. my disabled client is from oakland county michigan. and who has been wanting to see kid rock sience 2001 just over ten years. when his world was desireving he looked up ticket sales and found out he only lives 15 mins. from thackerville,o.k. so fliped out and cant wait to meet kid rock.we bought the tickets 3/4/12 and will be at the windstarworldcasino the entire weekend of the event. please some one get this message were it needs to go. and be blessed. contact infi at: wti_56@yahoo.com
Diana Avalos Leos's picture

We drove from Vancouver, WA (6hrs) to see the show. We were front center row got to see KR up close. Amazing night. Thank you for supporting organizations in Washington.
amyk_2's picture

It was an awesome show! 5 of us girls flew up from Portland, OR to see you and we had a blast - love the idea of the CARE tour :-) Thank you!!!
Outside The Box's picture

Just Awesome!!!!!
Bobbie Jean_2's picture

God Bless You & the TBT, and all of the Sponsors that not only made this happen, but I think set an example for others in the industry to follow you guys's lead!
SherZ's picture

Thank You ALL for showing the World that are a lot of good people that strive to do good things! God Bless!
SherZ's picture

Fantastic!!!