Brandywine Valley Talent is truly blessed to be in a position to help many amazing charitable causes. Our team of entertainment professionals continue to "give back" to the Philadelphia and regional charity community. Throughout any given year, we are performing for and supporting great causes, and 2010 was no exception. We have helped fund events and lent our talents to many great charitable organizations including "City Of Hope," "Today Media Charities,"  "Meals On Wheels," "Alex's Lemonade Stand," and our largest commitment, the Philadelphia Flyers Wives Carnival , where over 45 of us, including members of three of our exclusive Philadelphia party dance bands entertained thousands of Flyers fans. It is an honor to partner with The Philadelphia Flyers Wives Carnival, as all of the proceeds benefit local charities.

Strangers at the 2010 Lemon Ball

Midnight Hour at the 2010 Flyers Wives Carnival

Speaking of Philadelphia sports, BVT's Jellyroll had the honor of performing at the Crystal Tea Room for a CBS Sports event benefiting The Heart Institute of Doylestown Hospital . We had the opportunity to meet Charlie Manuel. He really is one of the nicest people I have ever met. Also, in 2010, Back2Life helped kick off Tony Luke's Eaglemania TV show with 2 great performances at the Trocadero , where the Philadelphia Eagle's players were featured along with other entertainment. Later in the year, Jellyroll performed at Cescaphe for Row Home Magazine's "Blue Sapphire Awards." Jellyroll and many of the Eagle's players helped raise funds for Breast Cancer research.

Jellyroll with the Philly Fanatic at CBS Sport's "Cheers to Charlie"

Jellyroll with the Philadelphia Eagles at the "Blue Saphire Awards"

Our BVT team will be at it again in 2011 as the featured live musical entertainment at the Flyers Wives Carnival on February 27th at the Wells Fargo Center. Strangers will be performing at the 2011 Alex's Lemonade "Lemon Ball" and City of Hope's 2011 "Let Them Eat Cake" event. Jellyroll will be the featured entertainment at the 2011 Philadelphia Auto Show's "Black Tie Preview" gala , benefitting the Philadelphia Children's Hospital and will also donate their time performing at " Tom Muldoon's Field of Dreams" event in January, raising money to renovate an inner city little league field.

We sincerely are humbled by the efforts by the people running and volunteering for these causes and are thrilled to be able to help by doing what we do best through the gift of music!!

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