Some of the performers will include Rudeboi, Gravy Nation, The Spokes and World Touch Experiment. Proceeds will be going toward three on-campus organizations: Shifa Clinic, Global Water Brigades and Tutors for Inmates.Shifa Clinic is a student-run clinic that serves uninsured people in the Sacramento area; Global Water Brigades is an organization that seeks to implement clean sustainable water systems in rural Central American communities; and Tutors for Inmates is a club that helps incarcerated individuals plan their future goals once out of prison. -Azizi, the creator and organizer of the Winter Charity Concert, has performed with the World Touch Experiment at TEDx events and at the Nepal Charity show last spring, but has never organized an event such as this. His intention is to display different forms of art for people to enjoy, while also promoting student-run organizations on campus.

“I organized this charity event in order to bring together beautiful art from around the world,” Azizi said. “[I wanted] to spread a message of unity, and to raise funds for campus organizations that have the mission of improving the quality of life for minority populations.”Bernadette Olivia Fox, a fourth-year international relations major, helped Azizi organize the concert.“Once we had the idea we just sort of ran with it next day he called and said he had reserved the venue,” Fox said. “After that it was basically calling our friends to organize talent, food, etc.”-