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Country music artists and their fans are well-known as an especially generous and caring group of people.
 Boston music station WKLB Country 102.5 and more than 20 artists and 1,500 fans have been proving this true since last spring, when the station joined forces with Floating Hospital for Children at Tufts Medical Center. The partnership with station owner Greater Media and WKLB began in February 2011 when the station held its spring concert series at the Hard Rock Café in Boston to benefit Floating Hospital. Since then, WKLB and its fans have donated more than $28,000! The 2011 line-up included Gary Allan as well as Steel Magnolia and Kip Moore (pictured).
Ginny Rogers, Asst. Program Director & Music Director, WKLB;
Joshua & Meghan of the band Steel Magnolia; Rob Harris, Tufts
Medical Center Trust; Dr. John Schreiber, Pediatrician-in-Chief,
Floating Hospital for Children; Kip Moore, country artist;
Carolyn “Kruser” Kruse, WKLB Midday On-Air Personality
The 2011 Fall concert series kicked off in September with Grammy nominated Little Big Town and special guest Brett Eldredge and has since included Montgomery Gentry and Billy Currington. For more information about upcoming concerts, visit www.wklb.com.
WKLB morning personalities Lori Grande and Hank Morse also joined the Floating Hospital team at Harbor Walk & Run in June, warming up the crowd and greeting many patients and employees.
WKLB morning personalities Lori Grande and Hank Morse with Boston Celtics legend Cedrick Maxwell at the 2011 Harbor Walk & Run
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