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BLADENBORO, N.C. – The Dove Brothers received special recognition from the Southeaster Firefighter’s Burn Foundation this past weekend.

On Saturday, September 27, 2008, the Dove Brothers were named the Ambassadors of the Southeastern Firefighter’s Burn Foundation for their support in raising funds for the organization, and the group received a plaque in honor of the title. Over $60,000.00 was raised for the foundation’s yearly fundraiser this year – including $8,000.00 this past Saturday, the night of their annual Gospel Sing Fundraiser, which featured the Dove Brothers.

“We are absolutely thrilled and honored to be named the Ambassadors of the Southeastern Firefighter’s Burn Foundation,” mentioned McCray Dove of the Dove Brothers. “We truly believe in the work that this organization does – and we are honored just to be asked to participate in their events!”

The Southeastern Firefighters' Burn Foundation was created in 1988 as a non-profit 501(c)3 organization to support burn patients and their families both during and after treatment of the trauma of a burn. 

The organization’s support programs include meals for family members of burn victims, burn survivor reunions, holiday gifts for young patients, as well as a retreat for the families during their loved one's hospitalization in the Burn Center. 
The organization’s fund raising efforts and special events are essential in assisting burn patients and their families in their time of great trauma.

In addition to the Dove Brothers, the 15th Annual Gospel Sing for the Southeastern Firefighter’s Burn Foundation featured performances from Triumphant Quartet, Tim Lovelace, and Garry Jones.

For more information on the Southeastern Firefighter’s Burn Foundation, visit http://www.theburncenter.org

The Dove Brothers have continued their winning streak at Southern Gospel radio with the group’s latest singles “You Would Think He Would Learn” and “You Don’t Know God’s Love”.

“You Don’t Know God’s Love” logged six weeks in the #1 spot on the SoGospelNews.com Top 40 Weekly Chart – becoming the chart’s longest running #1 song of the year. The song has also earned Top 10 status on other industry standard charts such as the Singing News Top 80, Gospel Music News Top 100, and Top 20 on PowerSource Magazine Southern Gospel Top 100. The song was also voted #1 on GospelMusicTimes.com Top 40 Fan Chart.

The group’s new single – “You Would Think He Would Learn” – just broke the Top 5 on this weeks edition of the SoGospelNews.com Top 40 Weekly Chart.

More information on the Dove Brothers can be found at http://dovebrothersquartet.com

About the Dove Brothers
Voted Favorite Male Quartet of The Year by the Southern Gospel Music Association and the Singing News Fan Awards, the Dove Brothers’ high energy presentation and progressive arrangements reflect a tangible link to the good old days of gospel music. Their peers regard them as a class act representing the industry with dignity and respect. Their latest recording for Sonlite Records is entitled Life and spawned off the #1 hit “You Don’t Know God’s Love”. According to SoGospelNews.com, the Dove Brothers were the most played artist at radio in 2007.

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