Solidarity gospel concert: a call for generosity and solidarity
Samuel Barbuis, president of the Maxim association, has announced a solidarity concert to be held on 1 June at the Carré Gaumont. The aim of the event is to support humanitarian initiatives for disadvantaged children.
A sponsorship system has been set up to finance these initiatives over the long term. Generous sponsors are also being sought to help fund the closing aperitif.
The "Gospel Fusion" group will be travelling from Limoges to perform a special show entitled "From Slavery to Freedom". In addition, a documentary film shot in India will be screened, providing an illuminating insight into the association's work.
By calling on the population of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez to get involved in this event, the association hopes to fill the Carré Gaumont auditorium to capacity and make this concert an unforgettable evening, combining music and solidarity. To support the initiative or become a sponsor, contact the association at [email protected].
Samuel Barbuis, president of the Maxim association, has announced a solidarity concert to be held on 1 June at the Carré Gaumont. The aim of the event is to support humanitarian initiatives for disadvantaged children.
A sponsorship system has been set up to finance these initiatives over the long term. Generous sponsors are also being sought to help fund the closing aperitif.
The "Gospel Fusion" group will be travelling from Limoges to perform a special show entitled "From Slavery to Freedom". In addition, a documentary film shot in India will be screened, providing an illuminating insight into the association's work.
By calling on the population of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez to get involved in this event, the association hopes to fill the Carré Gaumont auditorium to capacity and make this concert an unforgettable evening, combining music and solidarity. To support the initiative or become a sponsor, contact the association at [email protected].
