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Dolly Parton Raises over $500,000 For The Imagination Library During Four Sold-Out Dollywood Concerts

PIGEON FORGE, Tenn. (August 10, 2015) — Dolly Parton returned home, this past weekend, to help raise money for her Imagination Library and although the performances were billed Dolly: Pure & Simple, in simple Dolly fashion she shined brighter than the stars in the sky. The four sold-out shows, which took place at Dollywood’s D.P. Celebrity Theatre raised over $500,000.00.

Dolly PartonPictured L-R: Dollywood Dir. Public Relations Pete Owens, Dollywood Foundation President David Dotson, CTK Management’s Danny Nozell, Dolly Parton, Dolly Parton Productions President Ted Miller, The Dollywood Company President Craig Ross, Webster PR’s Kirt Webster and Jeremy Westby

When welcoming the audience, Dolly said, “Thank you from all the kids and me! We give books to children all over the world now, and the Imagination Library started right here in Sevier County, right up here in these hills. So thank you all for coming. I truly believe that you can never get enough books into the hands of enough children.”
 
Currently in Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom and the United States, the Imagination Library has mailed more than 71 million free books!
 
From Blue Smoke to Backwoods Barbie, 9 to 5 and Coat Of Many Colors, Dolly captivated the audience show after show performing her latest and greatest hits. During her performances, Dolly also shared her excitement for her new resort, “I am so proud of all the things we are doing here. Of course, it’s our 30th Anniversary, and we’ve been longing for our own hotel ever since we started Dollywood. Yesterday, I had a chance to go over to the resort and do some videos and things in my suite, and I got to see the resort up and breathin’ with real people in it. We are just so proud of it!”

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Tara Low is the visionary founder and dedicated editor of Guitar Girl Magazine, pioneering a space where women's voices in the music industry are amplified. With a passion for both music and empowerment, she continues to shape a platform that celebrates and promotes female talent in the world of guitar playing.
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