The passion and commitment of Sara and Michael, and the mission of bringing music to people who are suffering from illness spoke to my heart and I knew I wanted to be a part of it.

Sara Agah Franti talks with longtime DIFTL support, Carol Arnold about the healing power of music.

The passion and commitment of Sara and Michael, and the mission of bringing music to people who are suffering from illness spoke to my heart and I knew I wanted to be a part of it.

In response to COVID-19, Do It For The Love created Operation Love Notes, a project in partnership with hospitals and veterans’ homes across the U.S. bringing the healing power of music directly to those who need it most – seriously ill patients and veterans who are now more vulnerable and isolated than ever, as well as the heroic healthcare workers on the frontlines of the pandemic each day.

Do It For The Love is excited to announce the appointment of Toni Brayer, MD, FACP as the new Board President.

Keith and his wife, Laurie, love music. But what they love even more than music is LIVE music. Fifteen years ago, they were at a venue in San Jose, CA listening to a band when they had a great idea. “Wouldn’t it be so cool to have a band play in our backyard, where we could invite our friends to have a really unique experience?” Keith recalled asking his wife. At that moment, the Bertani Benefit Concert (BBC) was born. With Hurricane Katrina ravaging Louisiana and Mississippi, they decided to create a musical event and throw in a raffle to help raise money for the American Red Cross. The BBC has been growing strong ever since.