Chris Janson Headlined Palmetto Freedom Fest Donations Exceed $1 Million
(TPR) Award-winning Country music artist Chris Janson returned to headline the 5th Annual Palmetto Freedom Fest on October 30, helping the event exceed $1 million in donations for the second consecutive year.
Held on the Grand Lawn at Credit One Stadium, the evening also featured performances by Charleston's own Faith Schueler and Grace Miller Moody in support of the Palmetto State Chapter of Folds of Honor. Themed "Good Vibes for a Great Cause" after Janson's chart-topping Platinum hit "Good Vibes," the event brought together live music, live and silent auctions and moments highlighting the families served by Folds of Honor.
Janson returned by popular demand as headliner, and the evening concluded with a drone show over Credit One Stadium. "I was honored to return back to Palmetto Freedom Fest and proud to perform for such a great cause," said Janson.
"It was a great night of music, and seeing this community come together for Folds of Honor was truly special," said Eric Timko, Vice President of the Palmetto State Chapter of Folds of Honor. "A huge thank you to Credit One Stadium and Beemok Sports & Entertainment for helping make the evening possible, and to everyone who donated to support military and first responder families."
All proceeds benefit the Palmetto State Chapter's mission to provide educational scholarships to spouses and children of U.S. military service members and first responders who have fallen or been disabled while serving. During the 2025-2026 academic year, the chapter awarded 246 scholarships and provided more than $1.1 million in educational support to South Carolina families.
"We are grateful to the artists and supporters who made Palmetto Freedom Fest such a memorable evening," said Jeff Morris, President of the Palmetto State Chapter of Folds of Honor. "The generosity shown will become scholarships and opportunities for the families of our nation's heroes, and that is what this night was truly about."
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