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J.Chantel is a singer/songwriter and trumpeter. She gives back to the community by volunteering as assistant band director as a local high school. She released her latest single, “Mental Abuse” on April 18, 2015. On May 16, 2015, she will be returning to the stage on River Street, Savannah, GA leading the stage band for the Unity in the Community 3rd Saturday Artists, Crafters, Entertainers, and More...
The co-founders of Unity in the Community, Craig “Imara” and Sharon Butts, would like to thank you for your participation and contribution toward making our events successful for the last 5 years!!. Without you, our vendors, non-profits who provided much-needed community information, our food vendor, our entertainers and our sponsors and volunteers, this would not have been possible. We appreciate all that you’ve done and look forward to you being a part of our next events every 3rd weekend of the month starting March to Dec and each years following. Make sure you pass the good word on! We need more unique vendors and tourist for the next years to come!! Again thank you all and God/Spirit bless you...
Unity in the Community’s goal is to bring the people of Savannah together no matter what their culture is. We want to educate others in the community about how diverse Savannah is and what the different cultures are about. Savannah is it’s own culture, and that’s what we want to teach people and enforce. Bath Fitter is one of Unity in the Community’s sponsors that we are very thankful for. The Bath Fitter event manager for the Savannah team, Brandon Schultz found out about unity in the Community through WTOC’s page. Schultz stated that he liked what we are doing for the community and decided to sponsor us. He also mentioned referring us to another company for sponsorship as well. We are so thankful for all of our sponsors and glad that they are all part of Unity in the Community. Together we can help teach Savannah how to live together and teach other’s what cultural diversity is about. If your business is interested in sponsoring, please contact us at...
We’re so glad that 103.9 sponsored us and allowed us to be on the only local morning show. Thank you for helping us spread the word of trying to get the people and cultures of Savannah together and unite as one. We hope that the word of what we are trying to do is spreading and more people want to become involved whether it be becoming a sponsor, being one of our vendors, or simply just coming to the event to support the cause. We want to give a special thanks to 103.9 of course, and the people that came to the morning show including Larry McConnehead, CJ, Kimberly Gun, and Jose Rosa. We appreciate all that they do and help us with. Will you help us too?...
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