Calling All Crows' Eighth Annual Benefit Weekend

Calling All Crows got its start seven years ago with the first Annual Benefit Weekend show at the Brattle Theatre in Cambridge raising funds to launch CAC as a non-profit organization focusing on women's rights. The Annual Benefit Weekend has become an event to look forward to every year as a celebration of music, service, activism and community, thank those who have invested in and support Calling All Crows, and meet new friends that want to know more about our work.

We're offering a limited number of awesome items online in anticipation of this year's Annual Benefit Weekend concert. Proceeds from the auction support Calling All Crows' mission to create change through hands-on service and activism specifically focused on women's rights. Bidding ends at midnight on New Year's Eve. Thanks for your support!

More details about the weekend can be found at http://callingallcrows.org/ABW.

Calling All Crows partners with musicians and fans to create change through hands-on service and activism, with a focus on women's rights. Founded in 2008 by musician Chad Stokes (Dispatch, State Radio) and tour manager Sybil Gallagher, Calling All Crows has invested over 25,000 hours of service and raised more than $250,000 to support organizations in communities across North America and Europe. Calling All Crows has partnered with many artists including Dispatch, Fun., John Butler Trio, State Radio, Guster, Stephen Kellogg & The Sixers, Elephant Revival, Chadwick Stokes & The Pintos, BOY, Matt Embree of Rx Bandits, The White Buffalo, and Among Criminals.

Through pre-show service projects, Alternative Break Tours, and concert outreach activities, we increase the awareness of and take action to address social issues, creating a community of empowered and engaged music fans for the common good. We work for a future when the success of live music is measured not only by ticket sales, but by the impact of fans and musicians mobilizing together to make a difference in the world.