LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Concert-goers are encouraged to donate to their local community as they rock out to live music from Kentucky-native Jack Harlow.
The Jack Harlow Foundation is partnering up with Metro United Way to collect nonperishable food and items for local nonprofits in each of the six Kentucky cities on Harlow's latest tour.
The No Place Like Home: The Kentucky Tour will visit Owensboro, Bowling Green, Lexington and more. Each of these cities are asking for specific kinds of essential items their in need of for people to donate.
For instance, Covington is asking for canned green beans and corn, Lexington is asking for donations of children's pajamas, and Owensboro is asking for concert-goers to bring deodorant and body wash to donate to their community.
According to foundation officials, there will be barrels at each of the shows to collect the donations in.
Dates and cities for "No Place Like Home: The Kentucky Tour":
- Friday, Nov. 24 – Owensboro, Ky. – Owensboro Sports Center
- Saturday, Nov. 25 – Pikeville, Ky. – Appalachian Wireless Arena
- Sunday, Nov. 26 – Covington, Ky. – Truist Arena
- Friday, Dec. 1 – Murray, Ky. – CFSB Center
- Saturday, Dec. 2 – Bowling Green, Ky. – E.A. Diddle Arena
- Sunday, Dec. 3 – Lexington, Ky. – Rupp Arena
"Thank you for helping the Jack Harlow Foundation make Kentucky a better place," a social media post from the foundation said.
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