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benefit concert

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Noun1.benefit concert - a concert given for the benefit of some charitable cause
benefit - a performance to raise money for a charitable cause


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She also has great fundraising potential; Streisand is one of 53 influential trustees, but probably the only one who could headline a benefit concert.
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The Tsunami Relief Benefit concert took place February 5, and proceeds of $2,355 were donated to the American Refugee Committee's "Fishing Boat Project," which replaces boats lost by Thai fisherman in the tsunami.
University of Iowa named Collegiate Chapter of the Year by American Music Teacher
A special benefit concert of Arabic and Armenian music will be presented July 31 at DeKoven's Great Hall.
Youth Seminar on Arabic Music by McMahon, Janet / Washington Report on Middle East Affairs
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