Reminder: Backstreet Boys Charity Auction

Back - Index - Submissions - - What is RSS? Date: Dec 17, 2099 Source: Tickets.com Submitted By: Phatlady and Kaikai1226 for sending this in. The Backstreet Boys have partnered with Tickets.com to offer tickets for their upcoming U.S. shows in a series of charity auctions. That's right! The money you spend on a night with your favorite band will help a charity selected by the Backstreet Boys, so place your bid now. Shows up for auction as of Dec 13 (some may have closed by now): 2/12/200 - University Park, PA 2/14/2000 - Albany, NY 2/15/2000 - Albany, NY 2/17/2000 - Charlotte, NC 2/20/2000 - Greensboro, NC 3/13/2000 - East Lansing, MI Who will they help? each has his own charity! See the Backstreet Boys, support their "Millennium" album tour and do something nice for charity at the same time! When the auctions get underway, click on a city name in the blue box to the right, and place your bid to see the band. The profits will go these charities, personally chosen by each member of the band! Howie supports the Caroline Dorough-Cochran Lupus Memorial Foundation. The Brian Littrell Endowment goes to St. Joseph's Hospital Foundation. Nick's charity is the Boys & Girls Club of America. AJ's share will go to the American Diabetes Association. Kevin has selected the American Cancer Society. Backstreet Harmony Touches Young Hearts Worldwide Leaving a trail of broken sales records and teenage hearts in their wake, the Backstreet Boys have toured the world and enjoyed overwhelming success at every stop along the way. Sales ratings of Gold and Platinum are almost as numerous for the young quintet as the number of devoted fans they've made in more than 45 countries. Now, the Backstreet Boys have partnered with Tickets.com to offer tickets for their upcoming U.S. shows in a series of charity auctions. That's right! The money you spend on a night with your favorite band will go toward helping worthy causes! Comment on this item. Next Item: Sometimes we just want to be alone! Prev Item: Backstreet Boys Management Seeks Removal Of 700 eBay Ticket Auctions