All proceeds will go to the Burlington based non-profit organization, The New Sudan Education Initiative (NESEI). It was founded by former Sudanese refugee Atem Deng and St. Michael's College professor, Robert Lair. they focus on improving access to secondary education, business training and gender equity development. Their education programs are aimed at young women in South Sudan. Sudan has the lowest access to primary education in the world, with only 5% of all high school aged children going to secondary school. The illiteracy among women is about 93% and less than 2% of girls attend high school. NESEI has a program called the Girls Rising Campaign, which provides a quality high school education, applied agricultural experience, and basic sanitation and first aid training; they are also prepared for future jobs and public speaking.

Russell is a real deal vinyl DJ. He knows what the crowd wants. Wherever the party needs to go, he is prepared to take it there. DJ Russell has devastated crowds from coast to coast and internationally. In doing so, he’s shared the stage with folks like Clipse, Collie Buddz Common, dead Prez, Mixmaster Mike, Quest love, Slick Rick and handfuls more of infamous hip hop icons.