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Our Mission

Turning Good Times Into Good Deeds

Our primary mission is to bring people together through the power of music, community, and fellowship to make a meaningful difference in the lives of veterans and their families. Through live music, community events, fundraisers, and charitable activities, we raise awareness and financial support for those who have served our country and those facing unforeseen hardship which they cannot manage.

We believe that when Americans come together, we can create hope, provide assistance, and remind people that when this journey called life presents difficulties, it does not have to be walked alone. Our goal is to turn good times into good deeds—using our gift of music to build connections, honor our veterans, support those in need, and make a positive impact in our communities.

That's the American Spirit!

Why 'American Spirit Network'

A Name Broad Enough to Do a Lot of Good

We chose a name broad enough to match our ambition. American Spirit Network exists primarily as an entertainment and community organization — built around the symphony and live music — with a portion of every ticket sold going directly back to our communities. That flexibility lets us respond wherever the need is greatest, not just within one narrow cause.

Entertainment With a Purpose

At our core, we're an entertainment entity — symphony performances, live music, and community events people genuinely want to attend. A portion of every ticket sold is set aside for local veterans across the state, so a great night out becomes a direct investment in the people who served us.

Veterans First

Helping veterans is the number one subset of our society that we serve. Veterans Offices are bound by legal parameters that limit what they can do directly for the people they serve — a nonprofit like us, funded by ticket sales and donations rather than tax dollars, can step in where they legally cannot.

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