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Trust For Life announces 2021 Live to Save Lives concert By Adrienne Poole Kentucky Circuit Court Clerks' Trust For Life announces the second annual Live To Save Lives Concert on Friday, October 22, 2021 bringing attention to the mission of organ donation. This year the live concert event will take place at the Paramount Arts Center in Ashland, Kentucky. In 2020, Live To Save Lives was created as the first music event of its kind to inspire hope for the 110,000 Americans waiting on a lifesaving organ transplant. Over 4,000 unique viewers tuned into the live-streamed concert from nine different states. With the vital need to grow the Organ Donor Registry, the 2021 concert will continue the effort as the concert will spark conversations about organ donation and increase donor registrations. "The Live to Save Lives Concert is an exciting and positive way to reach a caring and music-loving audience of all ages with the mission of organ, eye, and tissue donation," said Dennis Loy, Adair County Circuit Court Clerk. The 2021 concert line-up will feature gifted singer-songwriter Arlo McKinley with Hello June as the opening band. Hosted by Michael Valentine and TFL Donate Life Community Educator, Leigh Pennington, doors will open at 6pmET with the show starting at 7pmET. Tickets are free to the public; reserve your seat starting Friday, September 10, 2021. COVID protocols will be followed. Visit www.livetosavelives.com for more information. The audience may see a special performance by the future winner of Donate Life Kentucky's High School Challenge, a talented and passionate high school artist/band. Students can submit their videos and learn about the High School Challenge at https://livetosavelives.com/contest. Everyone can register as an organ donor online at www.donatelifeky.org and when they obtain a driver's license or Real ID. There are no age limits or medical requirements to register as an organ donor. Every registered donor gives hope to patients in need of a lifesaving transplant. This story was posted on 2021-08-31 06:53:30
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