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Press Release: fishbat, Long Island’s Largest Digital Marketing Company, Counts Down Days Until Benefit Concert “Sand-Aid” to Help Long Islanders Coping with Superstorm Sandy Aftermath

​fishbat announces the “Sand-Aid” concert to benefit the thousands of Long Islanders who continue to feel the effects of Superstorm Sandy.

fishbat announces the “Sand-Aid” concert to benefit the thousands of Long Islanders who continue to feel the effects of Superstorm Sandy.

On November 19th, fishbat, Long Island’s largest digital marketing agency, counts down the days until the benefit concert to help the Long Island victims of Hurricane Sandy. The event is aimed at raising money and supplies for Island Harvest, a Long Island based food bank.

The benefit concert is scheduled to take place from 12 noon to 8 PM on Sunday, November 25th at 89 North Music Venue, located in Patchogue, NY, an area which experienced a considerable amount of flood damage from the hurricane. Tickets will be available at the door for $10. The concert features musical acts including –

  • Randy Jackson from Zebra
  • Bangers & Mash
  • Mid-Life Crisis
  • Cassandra House
  • Easy Chief
  • Graveyard Lovers

fishbat founder and CEO Clay Darrohn says, “We are sponsoring this concert to benefit our friends and neighbors who were badly hurt by Hurricane Sandy. Long Island has not faced such widespread devastation in recent memory. The damage done to Long Island is still being felt and people are still without power from a storm that happened three weeks ago. As a social media agency, we know how to reach a large number of people very quickly. So we are mobilizing ourselves and the resources at our disposal to help our friends, family and neighbors who are in desperate need of help.”

Darrohn goes on to state that the concert is not the end of fishbat’s #lendafin charity initiative. He explains that Hurricane Sandy charity efforts will continue throughout the holidays. Darrohn says, “While New Yorkers in general are known for having a tough edge, the extraordinarily generous nature of Long Islanders has been revealed by this disaster. So we invite everyone to come on down and join Long Islanders in helping Long Islanders. Come for an hour or come for the whole day. Let’s celebrate the spirit of Long Island and join us in rebuilding our community.”

For the latest band appearances and times for the Sand-Aid concert, visit fishbat.com/lend-a-fin.

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