Following the Amplify Music Festival, which was held in April, the nonprofit Amplify My Community has given a combined total gift of $25,000 to Decatur Cooperative Ministry (DCM), Decatur Education Foundation (DEF), and Giving Kitchen, the group recently announced.
Amplify Decatur Music Festival, which is one of the best festivals in metro Atlanta, featured an all-day festival Saturday, April 29 on the Decatur Square with performances by St. Paul & The Broken Bones, Patty Griffin, James McMurtry, The Suffers, Town Mountain, Jackson County Line, and The Sundogs.
Amplify My Community has directed more than $575,000 to community-based nonprofits since 2011 and more than $575,000 in unrestricted gifts to locally oriented anti-homelessness and poverty-focused organizations — including more than $360,000 in Decatur.
“Amplify has proven to be one of the best homegrown music festivals around– with an incredibly talented and musically-diverse line-up, high-quality production, and the best local food and craft beer offerings,” says Drew Robinson, Board President of Amplify My Community. “Thanks largely to Amplify board members Christine Mahin and Mike Killeen as well as the incredible Lenz team, our festival continues to improve year after year. We’re especially excited to expand our beneficiaries this year to include Decatur Education Foundation and Giving Kitchen, in addition to Decatur Cooperative Ministry.”
For more information on upcoming events and to donate to Amplify My Community, please visit AmplifyMyCommunity.org.
