TRIED AND TRUE EXCITEMENT - The banner by LovesClaysVoice trumpets the anticipation for Clay Aiken's March 12 PBS special taping and world premiere of songs from the TNT album. Press CTRL and click on photo to enlarge the banner in another tab.
PBS Special Benefits Inclusion Project
PBS Taping To Premiere 'TNT'
The fact that tracks from "Clay Aiken: Tried and True" will receive world premiere status in a live performance to be taped March 12 in Raleigh, NC, is naturally the lead topic on the singer's fan boards.
The much-anticipated PBS Special of the singer's upcoming album with Decca Records, nicknamed "TNT" by fans, is also a hot topic all over the Internet.
For example, Skope Mag ran this article last week:
CLAY AIKEN COMES HOME TO RALEIGH, NC
Clay Aiken will hit the stage for a special one night only concert at the Memorial Auditorium in his hometown, Raleigh, NC on Friday, March 12. The singer is promising fans an exciting 2010 with this special one night performance being just the beginning.
The performer extraordinaire is gearing up for the release of his new album, "Clay Aiken: Tried and True." The special concert, which will be taped for television, is the world premiere live performance of his forthcoming album being released on Decca this Spring.
Among the many sites advertising the PBS Special taping are Go Go Raleigh, Wake County Local News, International Media on Facebook, countless blogs, even the National Inclusion Project.
Five VIP packages are being auctioned on eBay with 100% of the proceeds furthering the mission of the National Inclusion Project. In return, winning bidders will experience the taping's dress rehearsal, take a guided tour of the backstage area, have an exclusive Q&A with Clay, and receive two tickets to the live performance.
UPDATE: Bidding for the five VIP packages ended Tuesday and will yield $36,500 for the National Inclusion Project. The package finals were as follows:1. $9,100.00
2. $6,700.00
3. $6,600.00
4. $6,700.00
5. $7,200.00
TOTAL: $36,500
General admission tickets for the March 12 taping of Clay's PBS special are on sale at Ticketmaster.
Although the Clay Aiken pages at Decca are still in the works, fans can stream videos from previous albums at the Media link.
It's important that I make a difference in some way. It's not necessarily how I make a difference, but I want to make sure that I do. - Clay Aiken
Inspired by the singer they follow, fans at The Way We Make a Difference have served as a conduit for dispersing donated tickets since 2004, enabling countless individuals and groups attend Clay Aiken events.
The organization's history and purpose are stated on TWWMAD website:
Among the organizations aided by TWWMAD include Best Buddies, Special Olympics, YMCA, The Arc of the United States, and Ronald McDonald houses.The Way We Make a Difference began with a simple idea - that of fostering the cause of inclusion with a donated concert ticket.
Thanks to your support, people with and without disabilities have been able to experience the joy of attending a concert together.
Fans support the organization by donating extra tickets or funds to purchase tickets. To help make a difference, contact TWWMAD here.
I Was Here - Montage by LovesClaysVoice
Interwoven into the fabric of the man Clay Aiken and his entertainment career are his charitable endeavors for the children of the world.
LovesClaysVoice combined scenes from the singer's projects with the National Inclusion Project, which he co-founded in 2003, and UNICEF, for which he serves a celebrity ambassador. Performed by Lady Antebellum, the I Was Here montage can be viewed at YouTube and downloaded with this Sendspace link.
Golfing for Inclusion Tops $150,000
The Inclusion Project has announced funds raised at the 3rd annual Golfing for Inclusion on Feb. 1 topped $150,000. The complete story can be read at foundation link:
PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. – Supporters of the National Inclusion Project helped to raise over $150,000 at the 3rd annual Golfing for Inclusion.
The event sponsored by Allianz Life and American Portfolios was held at The Country Club at Mirasol in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida on February 1, 2010.
The funds raised will be used to provide children with disabilities the opportunity to play, learn and grow side-by-side with their typical peers.
Special recognition is also extended to Osiris Fund for a generous contribution supporting inclusion.
The countdown is on. Have an awesome week, Clay Nation!
Caro
TWWMAD is also featured in the current entry at the Clay Aiken News Network blog.
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