On Aug. 3, Miller-McIntyre is hosting the second annual “4 The City Back-to-School Cookout” at New Life Baptist Church in Concord. The event, presented by CMMPatience, will run from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. in New Life’s Annie Streater Dream Center. In a traditional sense, the Saturday afternoon event will indeed be a cookout, with plenty of food and entertainment provided to the public free of charge. But the event’s purpose is about so much more, which is why Miller-McIntyre pours his heart and soul – and wallet – into it. It’s for those less fortunate. Before, during and after the cookout, Miller-McIntyre is taking donations to raise money for back-to-school supplies for children throughout the county as well as provide much-needed supplies to the Church of God Children’s Home of North Carolina, which is located in Concord. Miller-McIntyre wants to make it clear that a donation is not required to attend the cookout. “I just want to have a random cookout on a random Saturday to come out and enjoy free food, free entertainment, a good vibe,” he stressed. “We’ll also have some guest speakers – certain people that I know who are successful in different fields of life.” (Excerpt from Independent Tribune) @independenttribune @pretibrwniz @codityree @patience_induetime @jcksg @agentjck #CodiMillerMcIntyre #Patience #CMMPatience #ConcordNC https://www.instagram.com/p/B0i2BkQFGov/?igshid=1tuis1wi6t81z