Tulsa Concert Offers Chance To Help Boy Hurt In OSU Homecoming Parade

On Sunday, you can enjoy music and help Alleyn Campbell - the young man escorted to the hospital by Pistol Pete after the OSU Homecoming Parade crash. 

He's back home and going to school now, but he still has a long road to recovery.

There's an opportunity to help Alleyn's family with some of their medical bills. A group of Tulsa musicians will be playing at the Venue Shrine from 1 to 8 p.m. That's at 18th and Boston.

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They'll also have a silent auction and raffle drawings between acts.

The goal is to give the Campbell family a little financial relief this holiday season. Some of the bands include Kim Key & Kemistry at 1 p.m., Patti Taylor at 3 pm. and Julie & the Retrospex and 7 p.m.

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Taylor Collins left his Pistol Pete head and gear on the sidewalk to make room in his truck for victims. He put a young victim in the back seat of his truck and Alleyn in the truck bed then rushed them to Stillwater Medical Center.

Ted and Connie Moody of Collinsville also came to Alleyn's aid after the tragedy.

Get a full list of sponsors and bands at the Fundraiser for Alleyn Campbell