CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The noted musical group Three Doors Down played Charleston Friday night and before they left made a contribution to West Virginia Flood Recovery.
The band presented a check for $10,000 to Mountain Mission’s HOPE project during the concern. The money was donated through the band’s Better Life Foundation, a non-profit organization.
Mountain Mission executive John Roberts said the group was moved by the news of the historic flooding in June and wanted to do something for the West Virginia victims when they came for their scheduled concert at the Charleston Municipal Auditorium.
“We have had a huge amount of support from so many people and organizations. We are very excited to have 3 Doors Down as a partner in helping our neighbors with this flood recovery.” said Roberts in a release about the donation.
The band kicked off their “Us and the Night” tour in Charleston Friday.