Hundreds of music lovers turned back the clock and came together for a good cause at the Schultz-Hill Foundation’s Summer in the Sixties benefit concert, which raised $85,000 to fund arts and education initiatives across South Jersey.

Held on July 31 in the Superstar Theater at Resorts Casino Hotel, the event transported audiences back to one of music’s most memorable decades with an electrifying performance by Sixtiesmania. The acclaimed tribute band delighted concertgoers with hit after hit from legendary artists including The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Creedence Clearwater Revival, The Beach Boys, and many more.

Resorts Casino Hotel served as the presenting sponsor, with Resorts President Mark Giannantonio and Mrs. Susan Giannantonio serving as honorary chairs of the event’s Celebrity Committee.

“We are incredibly grateful to everyone who attended, sponsored, and supported this year’s event,” said Gary Hill, co-founder of the Schultz-Hill Foundation. “It was an unforgettable evening of music, community, and generosity. Seeing so many people come together in support of our mission reminds us how deeply the arts enrich lives and bring people together.”

Proceeds from Summer in the Sixties will support the Schultz-Hill Foundation’s year-round outreach initiatives, including the DINA Scholarships, Senior Music Series, Student Youth Programs, free ARTS Community Concerts, and the Arts Outreach collaboration with other ARTS Organizations.

For more information, contact the Schultz-Hill Foundation or visit www.schultz-hill.org.

The good vibrations started before the show with performances by the Community Children’s Choir, directed by Claire Collins, and dancers from Leslie’s Dance Studio. Both programs are supported by grants from the Schultz-Hill Foundation.
Peace, love, and plenty of excitement! These concertgoers embraced the ’60s vibe.
The performers from Sixtiesmania join Gary Hill, Craig Neier and John Schultz for a groovy photo opp post-show. Hill and Schultz are co-founders of the Schultz-Hill Foundation and Neier helped them coordinate the event.

Photo Credit:  John Dimaio Photography