Sir Richard Branson, Sara Blakely to Host Give A Damn Party for Education and Entrepreneurship

ATLANTA – What Do ELVIS WHITE, Sir Richard Branson, Jewel And Collective Soul Have In Common? They Will All Be Present At The First Annual ‘Give A Damn’ Party; The Offical Launch Of The Sara Blakely Foundation.

Caribbean break-out group ELVIS WHITE has been confirmed to perform at The Give A Damn Party, the official launch of The Sara Blakely Foundation, hosted by Virgin Empire founder, Sir Richard Branson, and Sara Blakely of SPANX.

The event, will be held in Atlanta on Saturday, October 14, will feature musical performances from Grammy Award winning artist Jewel and Atlanta’s own Collective Soul and ELVIS WHITE.

Sir Richard Branson and Sara Blakely will host the first Give a Damn party to launch The Sara Blakely Foundation, dedicated to helping women through education and entrepreneurship.

ELVIS WHITE hails from the beautiful British Virgin Islands, the neighboring island to Sir Richard’s private paradise, Necker Island, where ELVIS WHITE has performed. ELVIS WHITE recently toured Europe with the Fugees, opened two major domestic summer tours and has lent their celebrity talents to honorable causes like the Red Cross’ Red Hot Red Cross Ball in Southampton and most recently performing for the JDRF Walk to Cure Diabetes event in NYC’s Battery Park.

ELVIS WHITE’s music is a unique blend of Pop, Reggae, and island SOCA, that has been taking the U.S. by storm. Their latest single, “Don’t Stop,” features Atlanta’s most sought after producer, Jazze Pha.

“For many years ELVIS WHITE has been delighting guests at my private resort in the BVI, Necker Island. Elvis and the band truly know how to electrify a crowd, as they proved while performing for my Virgin Companies in London.

They have the ability to appeal to a wide variety of people and will have many coming back for more. The world is about to experience one of the true musical gems of the Caribbean!”