HAAM Benefit Day

HEALTH ALLIANCE FOR AUSTIN MUSICIANS

February 08, 2010

Word on the Street

It's great that something positive is being done for musicians in Austin. As a struggling musician, I have not been able to afford health care until now. This program is a great opportunity for me and my fellow musicians. Thank you! - Austin musician enrolled in HAAM

HAAM Benefit Day is a uniquely Austin event where businesses donate 5% of the day's proceeds to HAAM to support musicians' health. Musicians, most of whom are HAAM members, perform throughout the day at retail stores, outside stages, City Hall and more. The event runs from 6am to well past midnight and community members are invited to shop, eat out, listen to great live music and enjoy!

How to participate in HAAM Benefit Day:

Become a Partner or Sponsor!
Become an Underwriter!
HAAM Benefit Day participants agree to donate at least 5% of their proceeds on Tuesday, September 22, 2009, to Health Alliance for Austin Musicians.
Send an email to Carolyn Schwarz, Executive Director, if your business would like to participate.
Download the registration materials.

2009 HAAM Benefit Day Committee!

Chairman, Tim Taylor - Jackson Walker LLP
Volney Campbell - HPI Real Estate
Keith Carmichael - McQueary Henry Bowles & Troy LLP
Dan Connolly - Comerica
Keith Donahoe - Frost Bank
Scott Flack - Gottesman Company
Lisa Hickey - C3 Presents
David Jabour - Twin Liquors
Nancy Nichols - Neiman Marcus
Evan Williams - Edward Joseph Co.
Diana Zuniga - Investors Alliance

Here Are The HAAM Benefit Day 2009 Participating Businesses:

Please support these businesses year round.

"At Whole Foods Market, we are intimately tied to the health of the communities we serve, and we recognize it is our responsibility to give back in meaningful ways. HAAM Benefit Day allows us to both celebrate and support the people who make Austin such a desirable place to live. Whole Foods Market is proud to continue our relationship with the Health Alliance for Austin Musicians because we know that the city of Austin is only as strong and healthy as the wellbeing of its residents."

- Elizabeth Leader Smith, Whole Foods Market