Discover our Ice Cream Fundraiser
Thank you!
Exciting News! We are thrilled to announce that the funds raised at our July Ice Cream Social have been delivered to CJ Field at Wild Oats Market last week! Thanks to your incredible support, these funds will benefit the local veterans in our community through CJ Field’s Fight4Them foundation. Your generosity is making a real difference in the lives of those who have served our country. A huge thank you to everyone who participated and contributed to this wonderful cause. Let’s continue to support our veterans and show them the appreciation they deserve! For more details, check out the full story here.
*Click here to donate and get a bracelet that supports Veterans
A heartfelt thank you to our incredible local sponsors: CJ Field for providing the soulful tunes, and Barts, SoCo Creamery, and High Lawn Farm for their delectable ice cream contributions! Your support made this event even sweeter.
We are overwhelmed with gratitude for the incredible support at our Ice Cream Social Fundraiser for Veterans yesterday!
A huge thank you to our amazing community for coming together and making this event a resounding success Friday, July 19th. Your generosity and enthusiasm are truly inspiring.
Special thanks to our ice cream sponsors and the talented CJ Field for joining us and providing soulful tunes that made the day even more memorable. Your presence and support mean the world to us and our veterans.
Together, we raised funds to support local veterans through the Fight4Them Foundation. Your contributions will make an impact in the lives of those who have served our country.
Let’s continue to support our veterans and make a difference! For more information about the Fight4Them cause. For more details about the event, check out the news page at Wild Oats Market
Thank you once again for your support! Visit this link to learn more about supporting the Fight4Them foundation.
Discover Sweet Delights at Our Ice Cream Fundraiser!
Mark your calendars for July 19th! Our community is coming together for an unforgettable afternoon of family-friendly fun, live music, and mouthwatering ice cream sundaes. Groove to local native CJ Field tunes while savoring creamy ice cream sundaes. Plus, it’s all for a sweet cause! We’re proud to support the Veterans in our area. Let’s make this event a scoop-tacular success for our community!
Event Details:
Date: Fri July 19, 2024, Time: 12 noon - 3 PM
Sundaes Adults: $5, Kids: $3 for charity.
Location: Wild Oats Market, 320 Main St, Williamstown, MA 01267
Proceeds will help the Fight 4 Them Foundation:
With CJ's commitment to Veterans outreach through Musicians on Call, Toys for Tots, his song "The Solider", Field Days and his shows at VFWs and Veteran-owned businesses, he founded his nonprofit organization, Fight4Them in July 2024. The proceeds will be donated to the communities in which they are raised.
CJ Field:
Massachusetts native, CJ Field, is a true American singer songwriter with a soulful, honest, voice. Dubbed “The future Bruce Springsteen of country music” by 2023 Tennessee Radio Hall Of Fame inductee, Devon O’Day, Field has performed on stage with the likes of Ashley McBryde, Aaron Lewis, Trent Tomlinson, Ira Dean, Delta Blues legend Lil’ Sammy Davis and more.
He co-wrote “Home Sweet Highway” with McBryde and Blue Foley, which she put on her Grammy, ACM and CMA nominated album Girl Going Nowhere that debuted at #7 on the Billboard Charts. Field is also a co-writer with McBryde and Foley on “6th of October”, which is on McBryde’s current album, The Devil I Know.
He continues to travel the world playing venues of all sizes and over 125 shows a year, including being a featured artist at the FreshGrass Music Festival, TinPan South Songwriters Festival, Nashville Nights International Songwriters Festival in Denmark, NASCAR events, PBR, NCAA football games and more. He released his first album, Cannonball, on vinyl in June featuring songs written with McBryde and Terri Jo Box, as well as background vocals by McBryde, Shelley Fairchild and Dani Flowers.
In 2023, he started a Field Day music series to support live music in his hometown while also giving back to the community through fundraisers, songwriting workshops, panel discussions with high school students and more. He is also a volunteer with Musicians on Call playing for patients, including Veterans in Nashville. The video for his song, “The Soldier”, debuted on CMT online in August 2023 and amassed 40,000 views and counting. For more information, visit CJFieldOfficial.com.
About Wild Oats Market
Wild Oats Market is a socially responsible co-op market that has been serving the Northern Berkshire County community for over four decades. As a collectively Member-Owned store, we have become the go-to destination for local, organic, specialty, bulk, and sustainable food options. Whether you’re passionate about social responsibility, environmental stewardship, fair trade practices, healthy eating, or supporting locally produced food, Wild Oats Market has something for everyone.
Here’s what you need to know about us:
Ownership: More than 1700 community members collectively own this co-op.
Location: Find us at 320 Main St, Williamstown, MA.
Hours of Operation: Store is open daily from 8 am to 8 pm.
Shopping Experience: Everyone is welcome to shop at Wild Oats Market. Whether you’re browsing the aisles, enjoying a meal in the café, enjoying our outside seating area or looking for ways to save, this co-op is your community hub.
Ways to Save: Check out our weekly deals and explore ways to save on fresh, organic, and local option on our Ways-to-Save page (click here).
Community Engagement: We actively support local non-profit organizations through programs like Every Penny Counts (click here) (formerly Round Up for Change) .
Environmental Commitment: We prioritize environmental stewardship by promoting local and fair-trade food production, renewable energy, composting, and recyclable packaging.
So, if you’re in Williamstown, make sure to visit us, where good food and community come together!
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