9.27.22
/ Community
When Tedeschi Trucks Band (TTB) posted on their social media channels about the second annual Kofi Burbridge Day of Service they were overwhelmed with fans who wanted to give back. Here at God’s Love, we were honored to host Susan Tedeschi, lead singer and guitarist of TTB, and a group of music lovers for a meaningful meal packaging shift.
Kofi Burbridge was a talented keyboard and flute player, composer, arranger, two-time Grammy winner, and member of TTB admired by audiences, bandmates, and musicians alike. On what would have been Kofi’s 61st birthday, fans, relatives, and members of TTB all volunteered at nonprofits across eight cities to keep his spirit alive. They spent the afternoon volunteering in Meal Packaging where they ensured over 1,200 medically tailored meals were sorted and packaged for the correct clients. The energy in the room was electric as music filled the air and TTB fans gathered around their love of the band and to honor Kofi’s legacy. Although many came as strangers, they all left as friends.
In a special moment, Greg Williamson, Producer and Co-Founder of Love Rocks NYC, stopped by to thank Susan Tedeschi and the volunteers for supporting God’s Love throughout the years. We are sending so much gratitude to Susan and this hard-working group for choosing God’s Love and allowing us to be part of this nationwide day of service. After the shift, Susan Tedeschi took a moment to thank everyone for caring enough to come together and support God’s Love.
We wish Susan and the entire band lots of success as they begin their annual 7-night residency at the Beacon Theatre.
Swipe
View this post on Instagram
View this post on Instagram
12.9.24 / Community
On December 9, God's Love We Deliver cooked, packaged, and delivered our 40 millionth meal with the help of Liev Schreiber, Nicky Hilton, Melba Wilson, and staff, volunteers, and supporters.
12.4.24 / Community
Thank you to all of our supporters this year, and for the past 31 years of the Race to Deliver.
11.4.24 / Volunteer
God’s Love was host to a group of high school-age volunteers who visited all the way from Tokyo, Japan!
