Photos and text by Adrienne Moore

Mothers weren’t the only ones remembered Sunday night.

The Glow studio hosted a concert to raise money for the Jacksonville Humane Society that was recently destroyed by fire.

Acts included Chase Capo, The Kettles, Anastasia with Jonathan Plant, Jessica Pounds and Shawn Lightfoot.

The show raised 165 dollars as well as encouraging words from the performers. “Even if we don’t raise a lot of money, it’s about the donation of soul,” Musician Chase Capo said. Capo opened by sharing a few meaningful words with the audience regarding suffering and loss, which added to the intimacy of the show.

Every donation signifies a commitment to animal welfare, according to the Jacksonville Humane Society Web site. For more information on donating to the Jacksonville Humane Society visit jaxhumane.org. For more information on upcoming benefit shows at The Glow look for fliers posted in and around Riverside.

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