On Saturday Feb. 6, the University of Hartford’s Eta Mu chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota will be hosting its annual benefit concert.

Sigma Alpha Iota is a musical-based fraternity on campus and every year, Sigma Alpa Iota chooses a cause that the fraternity wants to devote a whole year to and a benefit concert is held to raise money.

This year, the fraternity chose the American Brain Foundation. ABF is a non-profit organization that supports research on strategies for screening, treatments and prevention of brain and nervous system diseases.

Since the American Brain Foundation was founded, $20 million has been invested for funding. This money is used for research to find cures for brain diseases.

The music fraternity chose this cause for this year because they want to support the members of Eta Mu and people that members know that have suffered from brain and nervous system diseases.

To help out Sigma Alpha Iota and their strong desire to help out the American Brain Foundation, you can visit the website and make a donation.

#UHart's Sigma Alpha Iota's Benefit For Life concert TONIGHT at 7 PM in Lincoln Theater — https://t.co/gQflVzyvxn pic.twitter.com/NdJ48jcK7i

— The Informer (@UHartInformer) February 6, 2016

Also, you can attend the Benefit for Life concert which is being held Feb. 6 at 7 p.m. in Lincoln Theater on the University of Hartford campus. At the event, there will be a silent auction, musical performances by the sisters of Sigma Alpha Iota and other students as well as a lot of food.

The fundraiser is organized by the sisters of the fraternity, other students within the University and many outside guests.

UPDATE (Feb. 16, 2016): 

THANK YOU to everyone who helped us raise $3,436.51 dollars for the American Brain Foundation! 💙🌹💜

— NGB| נגבּ (@theglitterdiva) February 7, 2016