Music Will Organization will recognize Wyclef Jean for his contributions to American schools.

Wyclef Jean chosen for Music Will's 2025 fundraiser concert.

January 28th 2025.

Music Will Organization will recognize Wyclef Jean for his contributions to American schools.
Music Will is proud to announce that their annual benefit concert, set for April 9 at New York's Gotham Hall, will be honoring the talented and influential musician, Wyclef Jean. This three-time Grammy Award winner has not only made a significant impact in the music industry, but he has also been a strong advocate for music education in schools. All proceeds from the concert will go towards supporting Music Will's mission of expanding music education programs to reach more students and children nationwide.

Wyclef Jean's involvement with Music Will began in 2022 with a collaboration that saw him donating instruments and implementing a new music curriculum in 12 schools in his home state of New Jersey. In a statement, he expressed his excitement to continue working with the organization and their important work, which he had personally witnessed during a visit to a school in Passaic, NJ. He believes that music has the power to change lives and is honored to be a part of providing young people with the tools they need to express themselves and connect with the world.

This year's benefit concert will also serve as a celebration of Music Will's rebranding from Little Kids Rock to Music Will, a name that better reflects their mission and goals. The organization has also partnered with other influential musicians such as Darryl "DMC" McDaniels and Smokey Robinson to bring music education to schools in Brooklyn and Los Angeles. With Wyclef's help, they plan to expand their reach to 10 additional schools in Brooklyn and New Jersey.

Mike Wasserman, CEO of Music Will, expressed his excitement for this event and the organization's future, stating that Wyclef's passion for empowering young people through music aligns perfectly with their mission. He believes that this concert will not only celebrate the transformative power of music but also raise awareness for the organization's goal of reaching millions of students annually through their programs.

While the lineup for the 2025 benefit concert has yet to be announced, past honorees and performers include some of the biggest names in the music industry such as Lady Gaga, Bruce Springsteen, Bonnie Raitt, Joan Jett, and Usher. This year's concert is sure to be another unforgettable evening filled with great music and a powerful message. Music Will is also excited to announce Wyclef's recent release of a new song with Pusha T, Flau'Jae, and Lola Brook, which aims to combat the retirement wealth gap.

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