Join violinist Ida Bieler, hornist Maria Serkin, and pianist Dmitri Vorobiev at Temple Emanuel this March for a concert to benefit Crisis Control Ministry. All monetary and non-perishable food donations will go directly to Crisis Control Ministry.

The Black Mountain Trio—faculty artists at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts—and an advanced student chamber ensemble will present a concert to benefit Crisis Control Ministry, which has provided food and essential services to Forsyth and Stokes Counties for the last 50 years. 15.2% of the population in Forsyth County is food insecure. In 2022, Winston-Salem’s inaugural year as an MFF chapter, UNCSA raised more than $1,600 (enough groceries to feed 43 families) for Crisis Control Ministry, and we’re thrilled to continue this impactful tradition this year!

The University of North Carolina School of the Arts presents their second Music For Food concert to benefit the Crisis Control Ministry Food Pantries!

To donate to this concert, please visit our donation page, click "donate to a concert," and when prompted in the payment portal, select this concert as the donation purpose.

The University of North Carolina School of the Arts presents their first annual Music For Food Concert Series benefiting the Crisis Control Ministry Food Pantries!

Featuring the Reynolda Quartet performing Brahms’ String Quartet Op. 51, No.1 in C minor.

To donate to this concert, please visit our donation page, click "donate to a concert," and when prompted in the payment portal, select this concert as the donation purpose.