Dead & Co Shows In Mexico Help Raise 75K for Local Charities

Article Contributed by HeadCount | Published on Thursday, January 24, 2019

Non-Profit Fundraising Succes down in Mexico

Dead & Company and Playing in the Sand promoter CID Entertainment donated $75,000 to various local charities in Mexico.

In addition, a D’Angelico guitar signed by members of Dead & Company was sold in a charity auction for $69,000 - the highest ever for a Dead & Company guitar. Total auction proceeds eclipsed $150,000 when including signed posters and a commemorative REMO Percussion drumhead. These funds will be divided between Dead & Company-affilated charities WhyHunger, REVERB and HeadCount (organizer of the auction).

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