RXBenefits teamed up with Can’d Aid to assemble 100 skateboards, 100 bikes, and 60 ukuleles for students in Arlington ISD. When companies roll up their sleeves and give back, meaningful change happens — putting wheels, instruments, and opportunity into kids’ hands.
Tyler Childers partnered with Can’d Aid to “Give the Gift of Music” at every tour stop, helping bring instruments and music education to students in underserved communities. Together with his fans, the tour amplified the power of music to create lasting impact beyond the stage.
Music has the power to spark creativity, build confidence, and open doors for young learners—and in early 2025, that power was on full display in Longmont, Colorado.
Community, collaboration, and giving back are at the heart of craft beer culture.
Can’d Aid Events make it easy for breweries to turn those values into action—while creating unforgettable experiences for staff, customers, and local communities.
What happens when a brewery, a tech company, and a nonprofit team up? Dozens of bikes for kids who need them most.
We’re celebrating how Can’d Aid’s Ukes for Youth initiative is bringing music to students nationwide. With over 600 ukuleles donated, this small, approachable instrument is helping kids build confidence, creativity, and a lifelong love of music.
Music education is more than learning notes and rhythms. Research consistently shows that access to music programs supports a child’s academic, social, and emotional development.
For over 11 years, Can’d Aid has partnered with the Ball Foundation to implement the Crush it Crusade, a multi-faceted sustainability program that launches and strengthens recycling programs across the country.
