Musicians Institute (MI) and Norman’s Rare Guitars are set to host “From Hollywood with Love,” a concert to mark the 100th Anniversary of The Midnight Mission, a Los Angeles homeless charity.

Set for January 11, the event, hosted by comedian Kevin Nealon, will happen at MI’s Concert Hall in Hollywood. Featured performers include an all-star cast of guitarists including Robben Ford, Joe Bonamassa, Jason Sinay, Jimmy Vivino, Tony Galla, Kirk Fletcher, Grant Geissman, Jimmy Earl, Del Casher, and more to be announced.

“We’re so lucky to have Musicians Institute as our partner on this event,” said Norman Harris, proprietor of Norman’s Rare Guitars.  “There’s going to be great music, and better yet, we’re going to be serving a great cause.”

“Using this opportunity to share a night of music together and try to help heal some pain is such a perfect idea,” said Georgia Berkovich, Community Relations Manager at The Midnight Mission. “We’re so grateful to have this opportunity.  We also want to thank our longtime friend and supporter, Del Breckenfeld with Fender Guitars, who will be donating instruments for auction at this event.”

“From Hollywood with Love” will donate 100 percent of the event’s proceeds to The Midnight Mission, which is located on San Pedro Street. The shelter works to offer a path to self-sufficiency for men, women, and children who have lost everything and live on the streets of Los Angeles.

“Musicians Institute is dedicated to helping young people achieve their dreams, and our college is so inspired by The Midnight Mission’s dedication to those who are seeking a brighter future,” said Jessica Sullivan, Director of Marketing at Musicians Institute.  “We’re honored that Norman’s Rare Guitars chose MI to be a part of this very special evening.”

To reserve tickets or make additional donations, visit http://FromHollywoodWithLove.charityhappenings.org.