Whatcom North Rotary Benefit Concert

Photo: KAFE/Concert One

KAFE cares about our community! The Whatcom County North Rotary Club presents Concert One with Greyson Chance Friday, January 24th at the Mount Baker Theatre! Proceeds from this special concert benefit Whatcom County North Rotary ’s mission to help families transition from homelessness. They’re partnering with five local nonprofits in Whatcom County: The Ground Floor, Interfaith Coalition, The Lighthouse Mission, The Opportunity Council, and Lydia Place.

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