Harare, zimbabwe — In an exciting collaboration, JesCom and local sponsors are proud to announce the St. Ignatius Feast Musical Concert, scheduled for September 28, 2024, from 12 noon to 12 midnight at Old Hararians.
This highly anticipated event aims to raise funds for essential medical equipment needed at Musami Mission Hospital.
The concert will feature an impressive lineup of artists, including popular musicians such as Freeman HKD, Feli Nandi, Nutty O, the Unveiled, Humbled Voices, Romac, and Fr. Mobie. Attendees can expect a vibrant day filled with diverse musical performances, designed to entertain and inspire the community.
This year’s concert not only promises a day of fantastic music but also serves a greater purpose.
The funds raised will directly support Musami Mission Hospital, which plays a critical role in providing healthcare services to underserved communities.
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The organizers emphasize that contributions from concertgoers will help enhance the hospital’s capabilities, ensuring better care for patients in need.
“We are thrilled to partner with JesCom for this meaningful event,” said a spokesperson for the sponsoring organization. “The St. Ignatius Feast Musical Concert is not just about celebrating music; it’s about coming together as a community to make a difference.”
The concert is expected to attract a diverse crowd, offering an inclusive atmosphere where families and friends can gather to enjoy live music while contributing to a vital cause.
Tickets for the St. Ignatius Feast Musical Concert will be available online and at the venue. Community members are encouraged to attend and support this initiative, which highlights the spirit of giving back while celebrating the rich cultural tapestry of the region.
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