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If you have been following our posts lately on Facebook and Twitter, you know we had one VERY exciting evening last night in Boise, Idaho! Assisting Hands was very proud to sponsor an interfaith concert at the Ford Idaho Center benefiting local food banks. The incredibly successful event was coordinated by Assisting Hands’ CEO, Lane Kofoed’s wife Tammy Kofoed, and featured the Nashville Tribute Band and Marie Osmond. Lane and Tammy’s children had to hop in on the musical action as well and joined in on the concert as a part of the background choir! The Kofoeds had a blast showing the stars around Boise, visiting local churches and food banks, and preparing for Tuesday evening’s show! We are so grateful to the Nashville Tribute Band and Marie Osmond for joining in and supporting such a wonderful cause!!
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