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TechnoratiBeginning with the July 11 Lifest in Oshkosh, Wisc., Chapman hit the road and plans to continue through Sept. 20.
Like a number of the concerts prior to Thursday’s, proceeds from the most recent night went to Shaohannah’s Hope, the foundation Chapman and his wife, Mary Beth, established to help defray the costs of adoptions.
The Chapmans started the organization five years ago to give information and financial grants to families who want to adopt. Maria’s Miracle Fund, which the foundation created shortly after Maria's death, has received more than $500,000 so far – an "overwhelming and honorable tribute to such a spirit-filled family and a beautiful young girl," said foundation executive director Scott Hasenbalg on Chapman’s website (www.stevencurtischapman.com).
At the present time, Chapman has six more cities to hit before concluding his tour in Puyallup, Wash., on Sept. 20. His international tours have been canceled so he can be close to his family.
List of Remaining Cities:
August 1 - Asheville, NC (Biltmore Estate)
August 2 - Atlanta, GA (Turner Field)
August 9 - Hot Springs, AR (Timberwood Amphitheater)
September 13 - Ft. Worth, TX (Men at the Cross)
September 19 - Brentwood, CA (Golden Hills Community)
September 20 - Puyallup, WA (Western Washington Fair)
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