2nd Annual ASCAP Foundation Silent Auction Open Now Through Dec. 16

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The 2nd Annual ASCAP Foundation online Silent Auction has kicked off with donations from Alan Jackson, Chris Stapleton, Kelsea Ballerini, Carly Pearce, Old Dominion and more.

The auction, which benefits the Foundation’s efforts to nurture the next generation of music creators, is open now through Dec. 16. A range of items from the celebrity donors is available, including autographed guitars, vinyl, books, memorabilia, handwritten lyric sheets, in-person meetings, VIP concert tickets, recording studio time, personalized video messages, house seats at Broadway shows, sports tickets and more.

“For nearly five decades, The ASCAP Foundation has fulfilled ASCAP’s mission to support aspiring music creators at the most fundamental level, by funding music education and talent development programs in schools and communities across the U.S.,” explains Nicole George-Middleton, The ASCAP Foundation Executive Director. “We are thrilled to host our silent auction for a second year and hope that music lovers everywhere will join in to support The Foundation and land some one-of-a-kind holiday gifts for their family and friends.”

Artists from across the musical spectrum have also contributed items for bid, including Olivia Rodrigo; Selena Gomez; Shawn Mendes, Scott Harris; Ashanti, Stephen Schwartz; Paul Williams; Quincy Jones; DJs Steve Aoki, Martin Garrix and Dillon Francis; The Chainsmokers; film and musical theater’s Pasek & Paul; NBA champion Kevin Durant; and actress and author Diane Keaton.

Other donors include Richie Sambora of Bon Jovi, Sammy Hagar, Chicago, Eric Bazilian of The Hooters, Tiler Peck from the NYC Ballet, Brooklyn Nets, 4U Recording Memphis, Nightbird Studios, Songwriters Hall of Fame, Universal Studios, Washington Commanders Charitable Foundation, That Girl Lay Lay, songwriter Jeannie Lurie, and the Latin Songwriters Hall of Fame.

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