Lane Brody Sets Date for 5th Annual Walden's Puddle Benefit

The 5th Annual Lane Brody Charity Concert benefiting Walden's Puddle Rehabilitation Center is scheduled for Thursday, March 29th at The Gibson Showcase in Opry Mills.

Artists scheduled to appear are Pirates of the Mississippi, Lane Brody, LynnMarie and Michael Peterson. Nan Kelley, host of GAC’s Grand Ole Opry Live, is set to emcee the event.

All proceeds raised will go to Walden’s Puddle, a wildlife rehabilitation center located in Joelton, Tennessee helping abandoned or injured animals. Lane Brody stated, "I am so happy to host this event for the fifth year. Raising awareness for abandoned animals is something that is very important to me... Walden's Puddle will take in any where from 400 - 600 abandoned baby animals this Spring. The Walden's Puddle Benefit concert has always been a successful event in helping provide for these animals."

Tickets may be purchased through Walden's Puddle at 615-299-9938 ext. 26. Tickets and packages include; general seating ($40), VIP seating ($100), table of four ($350), table of six ($500), table of eight ($650). All purchases are tax-deductible.

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About Lane Brody: Lane Brody has appeared on countless commercials for Radio and TV, and has appeared in ads for television and magazines for many internationally known products. She is part of the history of the infamous Taxi TV Series. You may have heard her on the soundtrack album for the motion picture Tender Mercies singing her Oscar-nominated hit "Over You" or her #1 country hit "The Yellow Rose of Texas". Lane Brody recently put the finishing touches on her new album "On The Wings of Songs" which is set for an early July release on Records Records.

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About Walden's Puddle: Walden’s Puddle was created in 1989 by Vicky Carder. She was a volunteer at a wildlife rehab center and when the rehab was discontinued at the center, Vicky began rehabilitating wildlife at her home in the Berry Hill community of Nashville. In 1991, Walden’s Puddle became a non-profit 501(c) 3 organization and became dependent exclusively on individual donations. They are the only professionally staffed wildlife rehabilitation and education facility in middle Tennessee with admissions reaching over 1,700 animals last year. They provide care to sick, injured and orphaned native Tennessee wildlife and provide educational experiences to the community, allowing for a greater understanding and appreciation of wildlife.