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Artists performing at the concert set for October 8^th, 2011 at the Queen Elizabeth Sports Center Carnival Site include K.B, Ronnie Butler, Ancient Man, Terez Hepburn, Novie Pierre, Veronica Bishop, Nita, Willis the Illest, Take OVA, Alia Coley, Sammi Starr, Geno D.Funky D,  Det Angel, Amon Billz, Raquel Oliver, Julien, Irate, Christian Massive, Manifest, Peter Runks, Richa Sands, Bigga Tea and Ovadosa , Sasha Dunn, Makariaos Smith, Blitz King, Mario O, Sheena D and Jitana and Sherrod. Bouncing castles, board games tournaments and more will also ensure a fun filled day for all members of the family.  

“I am excited because the next time I am in Cat Island I will be there personally delivering packages of items we’ve collect from the concert,” said Chatti. “We will have a large donation drop off tent at the concert site to collect clothes, food, cleaning items and even appliances as long as they are in working order. Some people lost absolutely everything so anything that you aren’t using, please bring so that we can send it to the hurricane victims.”

Chatti also revealed how funds will be allocated from monies received at the concert.

“60% of the monies collected from food will go directly to relief fund thanks to Phil’s Food Services who donated all of the food,” she explained.” 40% of the bar will go to the relief fund and all vendors are contributing 20% of their profits to the relief funds. Additionally, 50% of the gate will go to relief fund. All of that money will go directly to the people of Cat Island.”  

Chatti also indicated plans to go beyond helping hurricane victims with concerts in other parts of the region to help islanders preserve heritage sites and more. “ Make Em Listen” will be live streaming this concert to New York and at the end of the year, will facilitate several viewing concert events throughout the United States to further promote and continue the drive for donations, the organizers have said. This is a long road and far exceeds, a “one time” event, according to Chatti.  

“We have to lend a hand to those in need,” she said. “If we all do a little it goes a lot further.”