Gibson Helps Nashville and Community after Tennessee Tornado

In the wake of the recent tornado in Nashville, Gibson Gives – the charitable arm of Gibson – launched a Guitar Recovery Programproviding immediate support and giving a guitar to any musician whose instrument was damaged or destroyed in the Tennessee tornado.

With over 500 musician inquiries last week, Gibson Gives is working to make musicians affected whole again by replacing a guitar (any brand) for all musicians that were affected by the Tennessee storms. Musicians dropped by the Gibson USA Factory—our flagshipGibson USA Factory was 6 miles away from the storm, and Gibson downtown Nashville headquarters, 2 miles away from the tornado–to pick up their new gear on Thursday, March 12, watch the recap video: https://youtu.be/jKW1G4zhuxs.

Nashville is Gibson’s hometown, and employees across Gibson Brands – includingFactory workers, Distributors, Music Store partners and HQ executives – gathered to help the community which is in great need of basic supplies. Gibson’s 23-foot trailer brought in the supplies and was donated to help Hands On Nashville deliver goods to designated community pick-up sites throughout the Nashville Metro area and heavily- afflicted Putnam County.