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CAA OVER THE MOON FOR HABITAT
11/11/24

CAA and client Niko Moon joined Habitat for Humanity of Greater Nashville’s Music Row Build on Friday (11/8). The annual event plucks several country music artists to help create affordable housing for those who work in the music industry.

“We are incredibly proud of our newly formed partnership with Habitat for Humanity and are committed to leveraging our resources to create positive impact within the community,” CAA’s Katie Anderson previously shared. “This partnership will make a significant difference for those working and living in Nashville and for the artists and musicians who are integral to Nashville, the music community, and CAA, ensuring they have access to quality, affordable housing."

Pictured wishing they could dig a hole to shove us in are (l-r) CAA's Marc Dennis, Moon and CAA's Brian Manning.