Congratulations are in order for Kane Brown, who will soon have another trophy to add to his collection, this one honoring his philanthropy, not his music. The father of two, with one on the way, will be the latest recipient of the CRS Artist Humanitarian Award.
The award, given by the The Country Radio Broadcasters, is being given to Brown in honor of his “unwavering commitment to humanitarian efforts, particularly in his dedication to serving underprivileged youth,” per a press release.
Among Brown’s numerous charitable endeavors include supporting the Boys & Girls Club National Organization (BGCA). He recently personally funded opportunities for 16 youths and four adults to have backstage access to his show, providing the tickets and dinner.
He also donated one dollar from each of the tickets sold on his arena tour towards the renovation of a BCGA gym in Cleveland, Ohio, and has collaborated with Lowe’s for the rebuilding of a BGCA in Chattanooga, Tennessee. In addition, Brown donated proceeds from both “Worldwide Beautiful” and his “Kane Krunch” cereal to BGCA.
“CRS is proud to recognize Kane Brown with our highest Artist Humanitarian honor,” says Beverlee Brannigan, CRS/CRB Board member and Chairwoman of the CRS Awards Committee. “Kane ‘walks the walk’ in supporting underprivileged youth in the U.S. through a deep commitment to the Boys & Girls Club National organization. We are inspired by his year-round generosity of time, effort, and resources. Kane continues to be a daily difference-maker in the lives of youths.”
Brown will be honored during CRS Honors, held on Thursday, February 29, at 3:00 PM. The event is closed to the public.
@kanebrownSneak preview of a heavy song about depression and horrible thoughts and feelings that I feel like a lot of us go through but don’t like to talk about with other people . If you relate to the song at all just know you’re not alone and I love you ❤️♬ original sound – Kane Brown
Brown recently gave a glimpse into his own life, by sharing a clip of an unreleased song on social media, which is about his own battle with depression.
“Sneak preview of a heavy song about depression and horrible thoughts and feelings that I feel like a lot of us go through but don’t like to talk about with other people,” Brown captioned the video. “If you relate to the song at all, just know you’re not alone, and I love you.”
Brown will embark on his In The Air Tour on March 28, joined by Chris Young, Tyler Hubbard, Cole Swindell, Jon Pardi and Bailey Zimmerman, Parmalee, LOCASH and RaeLynn. Find music and tour dates at KaneBrownMusic.com.
