Donate a cell phone, win Martina McBride tickets
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Got a spare cell phone and a fondness for country music?
If so, you could help victims of domestic violence and score two free tickets to Martina McBride’s Friday concert at Cricket Wireless Pavilion in Phoenix.
The country music star with the big voice is spearheading a cell-phone drive Wednesday at three Cricket Wireless stores across the Valley. The first 50 people at each location to donate a phone will receive a pair of free tickets to McBride’s concert and a poster, and they will be entered in a drawing to meet the singer backstage.
Cell phones may be new or used, and they must be in good condition. They will be donated to Save the Family, a nonprofit agency that helps victims of domestic violence with housing and support services.
McBride’s songs “Independence Day,” “A Broken Wing,” “Love’s the Only House” and “Concrete Angel” are considered musical statements about domestic strife, and she is the spokeswoman for the National Domestic Violence Hotline. McBride appears in concert 8 p.m. Friday in Phoenix with show openers Jack Ingram and Chris Young.
Donate your old cell phone
Drop off your old cell phone at one of the following Cricket Wireless stores to help victims of domestic violence. If you’re among the first 50 people at each location, you’ll receive two free tickets to Martina McBride’s Friday concert in Phoenix.
Mesa: Cricket Wireless, 1338 S. Country Club Drive, (602) 458-4488
Town & Country: 2053 E. Camelback Road, Phoenix, (602) 458-4487
Arrowhead: 7545 W. Bell Road, Peoria, (602) 458-4491
Martina McBride in concert
What: Academy of Country Music top new male vocalist for 2008, Jack Ingram, and 2006 “Nashville Star” winner Chris Young open the show for powerhouse soprano Martina McBride.
When: 8 p.m. Friday
Where: Cricket Wireless Pavilion, 2121 N. 83rd Ave., Phoenix
Cost: $33.50 to $58.50
Information: (602) 254-7200, (480) 784-4444 or www.livenation.com







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