In case we haven’t made our thoughts on this abundantly clear yet, here at Vigilante Kindness, we believe every person has been given a gift, and we’re big on people using their gifts and talents to serve others.
We’re absolutely delighted that several Redding groups are using their talents to throw a benefit concert Vigilante Kindness.
On May 30th from 6pm-10pm at Old City Hall in Redding, CA., you’ll get to hear a wide array of music. Our own Vigilante Kindness President, Alicia McCauley, will be sharing stories and photos of her recent work with and for students and villages in Northern Uganda.
Tickets are $20. 100% of the proceeds benefit Vigilante Kindness. Click here to purchase your tickets and please invite your family and friends.
Thanks to Thrivent Financial, for consistently supporting our work, including this benefit concert. It’s going to be a great night, so go buy your tickets and we’ll see you at the concert!
We’re a rag-tag group of people vigilantly pursuing self-sustaining educational & employment opportunities with and for students and their families living in rural communities in developing countries. We believe in asking hard questions like, “What do you need and how can we help?” We believe that communities know their needs better than we do and that it’s our job to listen. We’re big on being kind for the sake of kindness and we believe that even the smallest acts of kindness can make a big difference. We believe in keeping vigil over one another and watching for opportunities to help, no matter how far off the beaten path those opportunities take us. We’re vigilant in our belief that God has given each person unique gifts and that one of the highest forms of worship is using those gifts to serve others. We believe God has a purpose for each life and Vigilante Kindness is our purpose. Join us as we live out wild adventures in service of God and others. Join us in committing acts of Vigilante Kindness.
