Dolly Parton Makes Nashville Return and Raises Money For Charity
. "I just love the Ryman, it's such a sacred building. When I decided to do the benefit for Dr. Wells and the Dustin Wells Foundation, I was happy to learn it would be at the Ryman," says Dolly Parton. "I was told the show sold out so quickly, that I decided to add a second concert so that I could help raise money for The Opry Trust Fund. "The money from this weekend will help get instruments into the hands of children wanting to learn music and will also help all my friends at the Opry, in the event they need a little extra help." Webster submitted this story.
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