Get down for a good cause at Rockin’ for Restoration in Trussville– Friday, August 2

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What better way to spend your Friday night than jamming out, hanging with friends and supporting a great cause?

On Friday, August 2, head to The Gateway at Trussville Entertainment District for Rockin’ for Restoration benefiting the Will Bright Foundation—a local nonprofit dedicated to providing men battling addiction with a safe and supportive environment for recovery. 

Read on for what to expect.

Get ready to rock

This year, the event will feature performances by Nashville-based musician Tyson Haynes and Birmingham-based country band Deputy 5.

Here’s everything you need to know before you go:

• When: Friday, August 2 | 6-10:30PM
• Where: The Gateway—Trussville Entertainment District, Beech St, Trussville, AL 35173
• Cost: Free admission | $10 donation recommended

Taking place in The Gateway at Trussville Entertainment District, there are plenty of spots to grab a bite and enjoy the show.

Some include:

• Bendy’s Cookies & Cream
• City Bowls
• Cookie Dough Magic
• Corbeau Wine Bar
• Ferus Artisan Ales
• Mr. West’s Asian Kitchen
• Pinchgut Pies
• Umami

Benefitting the Will Bright Foundation

In 2014, Lisa and Bill Bright founded the Will Bright Foundation in loving memory of their son, Will Bright, who struggled with addiction throughout his life and passed away from a heroin overdose at only 25 years old.

Lisa and Bill Bright took their loss as an opportunity to help others overcome addiction and give them the tools necessary to maintain a drug-free lifestyle.

Since its inception, the Brights have hosted Rockin’ for Restoration to raise donations toward both the Will Bright Foundation and its rehabilitation program, Restoration Springs.

Restoration Springs—the road to recovery

When you support the Will Bright Foundation, you’re also supporting Restoration Springs—a transitional facility for addicts in recovery in Alabama.

Located in Fayette, Alabama, it serves as a “next step” for men in recovery by providing:

• Housing
• Peer support
• Job readiness + placement
• Transportation

“Did you know most men coming out of a recovery program have no money, no job, no place to live, no driver’s license and possibly pending legal issues, AND are trying to stay sober?

We realize that this ‘next step’ is critical not only to their sobriety, but possibly to their life.”

Bill & Lisa Bright, Founders, Will Bright Foundation

Don’t miss Rockin’ for Restoration on Friday, August 2

By going to Rockin’ for Restoration, you’ll be supporting men in recovery throughout Alabama and giving them the chance for a fresh start.

Learn more about the Will Bright Foundation + make a donation today.

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