Concerts 4 Good
Professional musicians. Hospitals, rehab units, nursing homes. Always free to the people listening, because you paid for it.
A concert can offer a welcome break from the day. Concerts 4 Good brings professional musicians into the places where people receive care and support: hospitals, rehabilitation centers, nursing homes and human-services programs.
There's no stage and no tickets. The music comes to the people who can't easily get to it, and to the staff who look after them.
Every one of those visits is paid for by people like you.
Thanks to our donors, we can keep bringing music where it's needed most. Every concert is free to the people listening and to the places we visit.
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▶ VideoA mix of pop, sacred and classical from the Concerts 4 Good troupe entertained the staff and patients of Bethany Health Care…
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▶ VideoAlessia, Christian, Mara, Brian and Sandy brought Concerts 4 Good comfort to the patients and staff at Spaulding…
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The Concerts 4 Good troupe traveled to Ashland in early May to entertain the clients and staff at the Advocates, Inc. facility.
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Concerts 4 Good sponsored a concert of hope at the Campion Center in Weston, featuring our friend Alessia and musicians from…
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We wanted to thank our supporters with a free concert. What better place to do it than the Campion Center in Weston? Sandy,…
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▶ VideoA C4G group brought the music to the spinal cord unit at the Brockton VA Medical Center in mid-March. Mara Bonde, Sandra…
Read the recap →▶ VideoOn January 16, 2026, Concerts 4 Good finished a run of 6 performances in a month with an appearance at St. Patrick's Manor in…
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After our concert at Cotting School in Lexington on January 15, 2026, we headed to Easton to entertain the staff and residents…
Read the recap →“Your performers were fantastic and your energy and enthusiasm for being here was great. … I do hope that our paths cross again.”
In 2009, Jane Donnelly organized an annual Christmas caroling concert at Bay Cove Human Services in Boston, a place serving people facing developmental disabilities, mental illness, substance use disorders and homelessness. Brian Moll and Mara Bonde volunteered from the beginning and brought other musicians along.
In 2018 her brother William suffered a traumatic spinal injury. The care he received at Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital and other local institutions left Jane wanting to give something back.
Concerts 4 Good is that something: a fund that sends professional musicians to play for patients, residents and the people who look after them.
Steering committee: Jane Donnelly, Chris Stirling, Jim Laprade.
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