Travis Tritt donates $40,000 to Red Cross for Alabama hurricane relief

NASHVILLE, TN. (Sony Nashville) - Country music superstar Travis Tritt tonight makes good on his promise to help storm-ravaged Alabama when he donates $40,000 to the Red Cross for hurricane relief. The singer will present a personal check at the Riverview Plaza Hotel (Detonti Suite, first floor) in Mobile, AL, tonight at 8:30 p.m. prior to his 10 p.m. concert at the Mobile Bay Festival. Tritt will also meet with local hurricane "heroes" nominated by residents and selected by the mayor's office and radio station WKSJ.

All this comes in the wake of Hurricane Ivan which last month slammed into the Gulf Coast, causing billions of dollars worth of devastation. Travis partnered with Mobile Mayor Mike Dow and the Baldwin Country chapters of the Salvation Army and Red Cross to have a food and baby-supplies drive and to do what ever else he could to help the residents.
Travis Tritt is currently on tour in support of his newest album "My Honky Tonk History."