Hey friends,

Something exciting—and meaningful—has shifted in my music journey.

With the help of a few friends in the industry, I’ve started using my platform to give back in ways I’ve dreamed of for years. Recently, I received guitars donated by Takamine and had them signed by incredible country artists—Mark Wills and Jon Pardi.

We auctioned those guitars off to support causes that hit close to home. One raised funds for the Sid Webber Memorial Cancer Research Fund. The other helped buy instruments for children in homeless shelters.        

This is what I’ve always wanted my music to be about. Fame, influence, even success—none of it means anything if it isn’t used for a greater good. His greater good.

I remember the moment this all clicked. Years ago, a missionary visited my church raising money for an airplane to deliver supplies to remote villages in Africa. They needed $42,000. I remember thinking, “If I ever make it in music, that’s what I want to do—help people.”

Thanks to your support, we’re doing that now.         

This isn’t just about one artist chasing a dream. It’s about building a ministry through music that makes a difference—at home and around the world.

Gratefully,

Eli