A concert in Ashland will benefit organizations serving vulnerable populations

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A collaboration of local organizations and Indivisible are producing a People's March benefit concert in Ashland to support the needs of vulnerable populations in the region.( JPR and People's March)

Teresa Safay joins the Exchange to discuss a People's March benefit concert on Jan 18 at the Oak Knoll Golf Course from Noon to 2pm. The concert will support multiple organizations supporting vulnerable people in the southern Oregon region.

Teresa is on the steering committee of the Consolidated Oregon Indivisible Network (COIN) and the Women's March, Southern Oregon.

Joining Teresa on the JX is Kathy Keesee, a program coordinator for Unete Center For Farm Worker Advocacy, and Amy Handler, President and CEO of Planned Parenthood of Southern Oregon.

Teresa Safay and Kathy Keesee join Charlie Zimmerman, JPR Associate Producer(Natalie Golay, JPR Senior Producer)

We'll learn more about the challenges faced by vulnerable populations in the region, why they believe those challenges will soon increase, and what you can do to help.

DONATIONS: To donate to any organization listed below or all of them, click here.
The concert will raise funds to support the work of the following organizations:

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