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Nonprofit founder Kevin Williams asks council to support April 25 fundraiser concert for local youth programs

Russell Springs City Council · March 13, 2026
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Summary

Kevin Williams (via video) described a 12‑year nonprofit that has worked with more than 3,000 students in Russell County and invited council and community members to a fundraising concert on April 25 at First Baptist Church to support the program.

Kevin Williams addressed the Russell Springs City Council by video during public comment on March 12 to describe a 12‑year nonprofit effort that supports students and families in Russell County and to invite council members and the public to a fundraising concert on April 25.

Williams said the organization has worked with more than 3,000 students since it began and that its services include meeting basic needs (clothing, hygiene, dental and vision assistance) and offering mentoring and character development to help students become "independent thinkers." He said the program works closely with school resource center managers across the county and that all funds raised "stay here in Russell County" and are held in a protective fund at the school board for program use.

"The big day is April 25. That's my concert coming up, First Baptist Church, Russell Springs, Kentucky 6PM," Williams said; he named guest performer Bradley Walker among others and invited the community to attend. Williams thanked the mayor and council for past support.

The mayor and council acknowledged the invitation; no formal action or funding request accompanied the public comment at this meeting.