
“Songs of Hope” Fundraiser Will Support Local Families Facing Cancer
The 4th Annual Songs of Hope Worship Night Fundraiser for Knot Alone is returning this fall, and it's shaping up to be the kind of evening you won't want to miss.
What Is Knot Alone?
I’ll give you those Songs of Hope details in just a sec, but first let me tell you about Knot Alone. The mission of this Evansville nonprofit is to bring “love, hope, and encouragement to those impacted by cancer through the power of music.”
Turning Music Into Hope for Cancer Families
They do this by working with family and friends of people who have been affected by cancer to arrange a surprise visit on a Sunday afternoon. A volunteer choir comes to the actual doorsteps of people battling cancer, where they sing, pray, deliver care bags, and remind each family that they are not walking this road alone.
4th Annual Songs of Hope Details
- When: Saturday, October 24th
- Where: The Hills Church, 5025 Constellation Avenue in Evansville
- What: Doors open at 4 PM. Dinner and a silent auction run from 5:00 to 6:30 PM. Then from 6:30 to 8:30 PM, the night shifts into worship music and powerful stories of hope straight from the families and volunteers who live this mission.
- Tickets: Tickets are on sale NOW. They are $35 for adults or $340 for a table 10. A child’s ticket (ages 5-12) is only $15, and kiddos under the age of 5 get in for FREE. Purchase your tickets HERE, or even just make a donation to Knot Alone if you can’t attend the event.
Every dollar raised at Songs of Hope goes right back into making those doorstep visits possible. Think van maintenance and fuel to get the choir where they need to go, care bags packed with comfort and encouragement, and the everyday resources that let this ministry keep growing to reach even more families across the community.

Visit KnotAlone.org to learn how to become a member of the volunteer choir or to request a visit to someone who might need a little encouragement.
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