Davis House Child Advocacy Center Announces Song & Story Ft. The Warren Brothers
An evening of music, storytelling, and community impact benefiting children in Williamson County
Williamson County, TN – Davis House Child Advocacy Center (CAC) is proud to announce Song & Story, an intimate evening of live music, storytelling, and community connection featuring acclaimed Nashville songwriters The Warren Brothers. The event brings together supporters from across Williamson County for a meaningful night that blends entertainment with purpose, all in support of children and families served by Davis House CAC.
Guests will enjoy a full evening experience, including dinner, drinks, desserts, and a thoughtfully curated silent auction, followed by a live performance from The Warren Brothers. A limited number of VIP tickets will be available, offering guests the opportunity for a special meet and greet with the artists after the show.
More than a fundraiser, Song & Story is designed to raise awareness of Davis House CAC’s role as the child advocacy center serving Williamson County. Throughout the evening, stories shared by staff and leadership will offer insight into how Davis House supports children who have experienced abuse and helps families begin the journey toward healing.
“Song & Story is one of those evenings that truly captures the heart of our mission,” said Carolyn Evans, Executive Director of Davis House Child Advocacy Center. “It is a chance for our community to come together, enjoy an incredible night of music and connection, and better understand how critical it is that children in Williamson County have a safe place to be heard and supported.”
Board Chair Micah Berg emphasized the unique impact of the event. “What makes Song & Story so powerful is the way it connects people directly to the work being done every day at Davis House, ” Berg said. “Guests are not just attending an event. They are learning about the children behind the mission and the importance of having a coordinated, compassionate response when abuse occurs.”
A special portion of the program will highlight The Button Jar, a meaningful symbol at Davis House CAC. Each button represents a child’s bravery in sharing their story during a forensic interview. Stories from staff will honor that bravery and underscore the importance of the CAC model in reducing trauma and ensuring children are supported throughout the investigative and healing process.
Proceeds from Song & Story will directly benefit Davis House Child Advocacy Center, supporting forensic interviews, advocacy, therapy services, and prevention education for children and families in Williamson County.
Tickets, sponsorship opportunities, and VIP experiences are available now. Seating is limited. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.davishousecac.org.
About Davis House Child Advocacy Center
Davis House Child Advocacy Center is the child advocacy center serving Williamson County. Davis House CAC provides a coordinated, child focused response to cases of child sexual abuse and severe physical abuse by bringing together law enforcement, child protection, prosecutors, medical professionals, and advocates in one safe, child friendly location. Services include forensic interviews, family advocacy, trauma focused therapy, coordination of the Child Protective Investigative Team, and prevention education. By minimizing repeated interviews and ensuring a collaborative response, Davis House CAC helps reduce trauma while supporting children and families through investigation, healing, and recovery.
