CHARLESTON, WV (November 2, 2026) - Recovery Point West Virginia will welcome Grammy Award-winning folk trio I'm With Her to the Clay Center for the Arts & Sciences on Tuesday, March 9, 2027, for the organization's fourth annual Harmonies for Hope benefit concert. The event, which will also feature special guest the John Ingraham Band, will bring together music lovers and community supporters for an evening dedicated to the power of hope, healing and recovery.
Comprised of acclaimed musicians Sara Watkins, Sarah Jarosz and Aoife O'Donovan, I'm With Her has earned international recognition for its intricate harmonies, exceptional musicianship and distinctive blend of folk, Americana and acoustic music. Collectively, the three artists have received 39 Grammy nominations and 13 awards throughout their careers.
The trio's most recent Grammy wins came in 2026, when its album "Wild and Clear and Blue" earned Best Contemporary Folk Album and its song "Ancient Light" received Best American Roots Song. The group previously won Best American Roots Song in 2020 for "Call My Name."
Now in its fourth year, Harmonies for Hope has become a signature fundraising event for Recovery Point West Virginia, combining locally and nationally recognized musical talent with an opportunity to support individuals rebuilding their lives after addiction. Proceeds from the concert will directly benefit the organization's residential recovery programs throughout West Virginia.
"Music has an incredible ability to bring people together, and that's what makes Harmonies for Hope so special," said Leah Cook, Executive Director of Recovery Point West Virginia. "Every day, we see what becomes possible when someone is given the support, encouragement and opportunity to build a new life in recovery. This concert is a celebration of that hope, and the support we receive from our community helps us continue making those opportunities possible for people across the state."
Community members can also purchase a $25 ticket to give an individual in a local recovery program the opportunity to attend the concert. This special ticket option allows anyone, whether attending the event or not, to share the experience of live music with someone on their recovery journey.
"The Clay Center is proud to host Harmonies for Hope and to partner with Recovery Point West Virginia in support of its important work across our state," said Rebecca Gillispie, interim President and CEO of the Clay Center. "The arts have a unique ability to connect people, inspire hope and create meaningful shared experiences. We're honored to welcome I'm With Her and the John Ingraham Band for an evening that brings our community together around a cause that makes a lasting difference in the lives of individuals and families throughout West Virginia."
The concert begins at 7 p.m. March 9 at the Clay Center in Charleston.
Ticket pre-sale will begin at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, November 4, 2026. Tickets will go on sale to the general public at 10 a.m. on Friday, November 6, 2026. Tickets are available through the Clay Center’s box office by calling (304) 561-3570 or visiting their website at https://secure.theclaycenter.org/im-with-her.
Businesses and organizations can also support Harmonies for Hope through event sponsorships, with opportunities to help advance Recovery Point West Virginia's mission while participating in one of the organization's premier annual fundraising events.
For ticket information, visit https://secure.theclaycenter.org/im-with-her. For sponsorship information, visit www.recoverypointwv.org or contact Samantha Sparks at ssparks@recoverypointwv.org.
About Recovery Point West Virginia
Founded in 2011, Recovery Point West Virginia is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing hope and healing to individuals and families impacted by addiction. Through its peer-based residential recovery programs, customized behavioral health services and community-based initiatives, the organization helps individuals build new lives and stronger communities. Recovery Point West Virginia operates residential recovery facilities in Huntington, Charleston, Parkersburg and Bluefield, along with transitional housing, outpatient behavioral health services and recovery support programs across the state. Learn more at www.recoverypointwv.org.
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Media Contact:
Samantha Sparks
Director of Development, Recovery Point West Virginia
304-208-8039
ssparks@recoverypointwv.org