How it started
It started with a song in the park.
I was jogging through Central Park when I heard voices so beautiful I thought they were angels. I followed them to Bethesda Fountain. It was the Boyd family, busking on a Sunday afternoon.
I was planning my very first Together WorX evening, and a friend had offered a space. All I needed was the music, and I knew it had to be them.
I asked. They weren't sure. I came back the next Sunday and asked again. Still nothing. The Sunday after that, they said yes.
That night a room full of strangers sat in candlelight and listened to a family the whole world would soon hear. The space was a gift. The music was a gift. Something opened in that room that I've been chasing ever since.
That's still how Together WorX works. I find people with something to give, and I keep asking until the right ones find each other. Over the years that led to evenings in New York and Los Angeles, and one gallery night became relief for the Bahamas after the hurricane.
This new chapter starts the same way. Someone out there has a gift to share. I'll keep asking.

Rebekah HoyleFounder, Together WorX



