BELLAMY BROTHERS TEAM WITH SUSAN G. KOMEN FOR #LETYOURLOVEFLOW CAMPAIGN

Legendary Country Duo Partners with World’s Largest Breast Cancer Organization,

Susan G. Komen, for National Campaign

For Each iTunes Download of New 40 Years Album, Duo will Donate $1 to Susan G. Komen

Nashville, Tenn. (July 7, 2015) - Country music’s legendary duo the Bellamy Brothers has teamed with Susan G. Komen® to let their love flow for people facing breast cancer, with a new music video and campaign to benefit Komen.

Today the brothers announced that from now through December 31, 2016 they will donate $1 of every U.S. iTunes download of their new 40 Years album to Susan G. Komen to help fund breast cancer research, education and community outreach programs.  Download the album HERE.

“We’ve had so many people in our lives who have been affected by this terrible disease,” says David Bellamy.  “Howard and I are very happy to announce this national campaign with Komen. We hope the money raised will go a long way to help those out there who are fighting for their lives.”

In an additional show of support for the national campaign, the brothers gathered last month in Texas with 60 breast cancer survivors to shoot a #LetYourLoveFlow music video.


The brothers are urging fans to use the hashtag #LetYourLoveFlow to help spread the word about the campaign.

“‘Let Your Love Flow’ has always been one of those songs that just makes people feel good,” adds Howard Bellamy.  “We had a lot of fun with those ladies at the video shoot.  They were all having a great time and singing along to every word.  They’re all survivors, so they’ve got all the reason in the world to let their love flow.  We hope you’ll share this video using the hashtag #LetYourLoveFlow to help us spread the message."

The brothers have also crafted a new #LetYourLoveFlow t-shirt that will be sold at all live shows. For each shirt sold, $17.00 will be donated to Komen.

To make an additional donation to the Susan G. Komen #LetYourLoveFlow campaign, go HERE.  To learn more about the partnership, visit www.komen.org/bellamybrothers.

Tracy Lawrence Makes Donation To Help Women Battle Breast Cancer

Tracy Lawrence with the Lace Up 4 Pink staff. (L-R): Lisa Whited, Donna Adams, Teresa Smith, Trace Lawrence, Sherry McDonald, Susan Maynard.

Photo: Alex Torrez

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – August 28, 2012 – Tracy Lawrence recently presented a check to Lace Up 4 Pink and Susan G. Komen of Greater Nashville for $5,000 each to help battle breast cancer. The funds were raised through the second annual Tracy Lawrence Golf & Concert For A Cure.

The multi-day benefit held in April, kicked off with a concert that included celebrities such as Ira Dean, The Roy’s, Lorrie Morgan, Joanna Smith, Rick Huckaby, and Tracy Lawrence. The golf tournament featured sports and entertainment celebrities including women of sports LPGA tour top ranking Angela Stanford, Kristy McPherson, and Gerina Piller. Other celebrities included NFL Titans, Rob Bironas, Racing Country, Cathy Martindale, The Roy’s, Ira Dean, Dave Innis and Paul Gregg of Restless Heart, Rockie Shipes, Joe Diffie, Ty Brown, Rick Huckaby, and Kim Tribble.

Tracy Lawrence at the offices of Susan G. Komen of Nashville. (L-R): Patty Harman (Executive Director), Tracy Lawrence, and Stacey Foster (Director of Operations).

Photo: Alex Torrez

In September, Lawrence will receive the Wilson County Humanitarian Award in honor of his philanthropy and charitable efforts in the community. The gala event will held on September 25, recently proclaimed Tracy Lawrence Day in Wilson County. The event will benefit “New Leash On Life,” an organization dedicated to providing care and improving the welfare of stray and abused animals in need.

In addition, Lawrence will take part in the upcoming Music With A Mission Concert on October 14, 2012 at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center to benefit the Nashville Rescue Mission. www.mwmnashville.com.