Rochester Hills Councilman Mark Tisdel sings for Neighborhood House

Tisdel’s “Quite a Bit of Broadway” supports Neighborhood House

For the 15th consecutive year, local singer and Rochester Hills City Councilman Mark Tisdel will entertain the community to benefit Neighborhood House. The widely popular annual event, “Tisdel in Concert,” will be held on Sunday, April 17 at 4:00 p.m. at the First Congressional Church in Rochester. Proceeds from the concert will benefit the programs and services of Neighborhood House, a local non-profit organization dedicated to helping families in distress move toward self-sufficiency.

Rochester Hills City Council Member Mark Tisdel

Rochester Hills City Council Member Mark Tisdel

This concert is truly about ‘Neighbors Helping Neighbors’ – starting with the lead performer, Mr. Tisdel. “Mark continues to demonstrate his passion for this community by performing for us each year,” said Kathy Losinski, Executive Director. “Folks can come out and enjoy his talent and at the same time help our neighbors who are in financial crisis,” said Losinski. “Although the economy has turned around for some, there are still many families struggling to heat their homes and put food on the table. We are seeing an increase in homeless families coming to us for assistance.” Losinski also noted that it is through the support of local businesses that Neighborhood House is able to take care of those in need. Special thanks go to the concert’s Platinum Sponsor Guardian Angel Cemetery and Silver Sponsors Dillman and Upton, Pixley Funeral Home, Potere-Modetz Funeral Home and Ray Lighting Centers for supporting this event. “Quite a bit of Broadway” will feature vocalist Jennifer Kincer and pianist Stephan Pawl accompanying Mr. Tisdel.

Tisdel in Concert

Tisdel in Concert

Since 1968, Neighborhood House has been taking care of those in crisis by providing food through the Food Pantry, clothes through the Clothes Closet, financial assistance, counseling, transportation, budget coaching, financial education and support to help move families to sound financial footing. The private, non-profit human service organization was founded by communities of faith and serves residents of Rochester, Rochester Hills, Auburn Hills, Oakland Township and Addison Township.

Tickets are only $20 and are available at Janet Varner’s on Main Street in Rochester, at both Sharon’s Hallmark locations (Livernois and Walton, Adams and Walton), and at Dillian and Upton, Rochester. Tickets are available online at www.ranh.org and at Neighborhood House offices, 1234 Inglewood on the grounds of St. Andrew Catholic Church. Tickets can be purchased at the door for $25 per person. Anyone with questions concerning this event should contact Michelle Zelazny, Fund Development Manager, at (248) 651-5836. For more information regarding the mission, services and opportunities to support Neighborhood house, please go to www.ranh.org.

 

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