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What people are saying
Marshall brought Justin Clyde Williams to our facility for an evening of songs and stories of hope. Our men were cheering Justin and hung on every word! We cannot be more thankful for your time and attention to connecting musicians with recovery communities.
Susan Stader, Founder – Next Step Recovery
I love how this organization helps bridge the gap between musicians and the recovery community, using music as a source of connection, healing, and hope. It’s inspiring to see the impact that shared experiences and creativity can have in supporting recovery and strengthening relationships. I look forward to volunteering with this organization as I believe in the power of music!
Amy, Volunteer – Durham, NC
I truly can’t say enough about Justin Clyde Williams and the amazing job he did through Music Is Dope. JC came to our recovery center and gave us an incredible hour of music, positive energy, and a glimpse into his own life and journey. Recovery can be intense. Between therapy, personal growth, and facing things that aren’t always easy, sometimes you just need a chance to take a breath, clear your mind, and enjoy something positive. JC gave us exactly that. The music was more than entertainment, it was a form of therapy. For that hour, we were able to forget about the challenges we’re working through, come together, laugh, listen, and simply enjoy the moment. That kind of experience is incredibly valuable, and it’s something I haven’t found anywhere else. Thank you so much to JC and Music Is Dope for taking the time to share your talent, your story, and your positive energy with us. You may never truly know how much that hour meant to everyone here. What you’re doing matters, and we are incredibly grateful.
Hennessy, Guest – Next Step Recovery
I don’t know if you’re a believer in God, but I believe his hands are all over this. Many people have probably thought about doing something like this, but no one has taken the steps you’re taking. And just to be able to make one day in their “one day at a time” a little easier is worth the drive for me.