Crime Stoppers of Houston, Stampede Houston and the New 93Q salute First Responders with a Special Appreciation Night with country artist Mo Pitney
Stampede Houston and the New 93Q, along with Crime Stoppers of Houston, will host the First Annual First Responder Appreciation Night on Friday, September 25, 2015 at 8:00pm at Stampede Houston located at 11925 Eastex Freeway. The event welcomes country artist Mo Pitney and is free to all first responders and a spouse. The night will also serve as a fundraiser for Crime Stoppers of Houston, Houston’s only nonprofit dedicated to the safety of our community.
General admission tickets are $15 per person and tickets may be purchased beforehand online at http://www.outhousetickets.com/VenueCustom/Stampede_Houston/ or at the door the night of the event.
“The New 93Q is very proud to be a part of the First Responder Appreciation Night along with Crime Stoppers of Houston at Stampede Houston. These brave men and women show us how much they care about us by putting their lives on the line every single day. This is a way to show that we care about them as well and say thank you! 93Q is the first responder’s radio station of Houston, so this is a perfect fit!” said Johnny Chiang, Operations Manager for Cox Media Group.
The funds raised through this event will directly support Crime Stoppers’ crime prevention outreach programs and the Fallen Hero Project which was created in 2013 to protect, defend and give back to the heroes who help keep Houston safe.
“For the past 33 years, Crime Stoppers of Houston has remained committed to our mission to solve and prevent serious crime in the Greater Houston Area, and this includes taking care of first responders who day in and day out take care of us. What started as a free event to simply give back to first responders, has turned into a much more meaningful event in which we invite the community to stand for our first responders and say: ‘We will no longer be the silent majority. We are here for you, we thank you and we appreciate you, each and every one of you.’ We know nothing we do will compare to the sacrifice first responders make each and every day. That said, we believe a show of support and appreciation is something these men and women really need right now.” shares Rania Mankarious, Crime Stoppers Executive Director.
Crime Stoppers of Houston, Stampede Houston and the new 93Q invite the community to come together on September 25, 2015 at Stampede Houston to show our first responders how much we appreciate them! Download Event Flyer Here!
About Stampede Houston
Stampede Houston is the ultimate country western nightlife experience. Featuring live musical performances from the biggest names in country. Learn more at www.stampedehouston.com.
About the New 93Q
The New 93Q is Houston’s Country Music Station…with 52 Minutes of Q Country Every Hour! Learn more at www.thenew93q.com.
About Mo Pitney
Born and raised in Cherry Valley Illinois, Mo Pitney, is truly a small town country boy. He began his career in music at the age of 12 when he picked up his dad’s guitar and asked him to teach him a few chords, his dad obliged, never dreaming just how far he would take it from there. After mastering the guitar, he went on to teach himself to play the banjo, bass and drums. His music has been highly influenced by bluegrass artists such as Tony Rice and J.D. Crowe. Mo spent countless hours listening to old vinyl records and cassette tapes over and over until he got every lick exactly right. Learn more at http://www.mopitney.com.
Posted by on 10 Sep 2015