One Million Acts of Kindness & Mia Benefit Concert

http://www.onemillionactsofkindness.com/2010/04/mia-community-haddy-lemonade-and-love/comment-page-1/#comment-449

Mia, Community, Haddy, Lemonade, and Love

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Haddonfield isn’t just a town, it is a community; a community of very friendly people; Its residents were very interested in learning all about The Kindness Bus Tour. I must have had thirty long conversations with people from the area. I got a sense after awhile, that this community is involved in many ways of reaching out to those in need. Visiting Haddonfield, needs to be on everyone’s bucket list.

"Retrospect" 4/23/10 article on "Play it for Good"

http://www.theretrospect.com/default.asp?sourceid=&smenu=1&twindow=&mad=&sdetail=2357&wpage=1&skeyword=&sidate=&ccat=&ccatm=&restate=&restatus=&reoption=&retype=&repmin=&repmax=&rebed=&rebath=&subname=&pform=&sc=1155&hn=theretrospect&he=.com

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The community of Haddonfield will join together this weekend to start a new way of helping others in support of a family they’ve come to consider their own.

Mayor Tish Colombi praises the event sponsored by new non-profit organization, Play It for Good. The event, billed as “Play it for Mia,” will benefit the local family of Mia Strobel, a seven-year-old girl recovering from her second bone marrow transplant to battle acute lymphoma leukemia.

"What's On Haddonfield" article 4/10/10

"The Borough Bands Together for Mia"

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Haddonfield Sun on Concert 4/7/10

Play it For Good, a local nonprofit organization, is holding a concert on Saturday, April 24, at the Presbyterian Church to raise money for the Strobels, a local family whose daughter Mia, 7, is fighting leukemia. Headlining the concert will be:

- Yonitte Ryger, a Juilliard School trained violinist.

- Julia Chin, a violinist in the Philadelphia Youth Orchestra’s string ensemble, will also be performing.

Full article:

http://haddonfield.elauwitmedia.com/2010/04/07/concert-to-benefit-local-girl-battling-leukemia/

Haddonfield Sun Article

The Haddonfield Sun published an article about "Play It For Good" and its upcoming "Play It For Mia" benefit concert on April 24. Mia is battling leukemia. Haddonfield Mayor Colombi expressed it best by saying: "This is a great opportunity for our community to support Mia Strobel and at the same time hear some beautiful music. I hope the concert will be successful and other musicians will be able to learn more about the Play It For Good Foundation.”

Full article: http://haddonfield.elauwitmedia.com/2010/03/09/rose-and-carlton-chin’s-play-it-for-good-april-24/

Seeking Young Musicians

We are looking for talented young musicians who want to give back to our community. We normally work with high school aged musicians, but also work with talented musicians of any age.

If you live in Cherry Hill, Haddonfield, Voorhees, Moorestown -- or other nearby areas -- and want to be a part of something good, please check out Play It For Good.

"Play your part. Use your talent. Do good."
"Play It For Good."

Please visit our website for more information for Young Artists.

Launch

Conceptualized in 2008 by its founders, Yonitte Ryger and Rose Chin, Play It For Good was registered as a NJ Non-Profit Corporation in January 2010. Our 501(c)(3) filing has been submitted to the IRS (Form 1023) and our website went live in February 2010.

Located in Camden County in South Jersey, Play It For Good organizes benefit concerts. We currently work with young artists and non-profits in the South Jersey, Central Jersey and Philadelphia areas.