Rock the Stream online concert series benefits local musicians, environmental nonprofits

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MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- A local nonprofit is giving people the opportunity to listen to great local music while also giving back.
Rock the Green has started a concert series called Rock the Stream. Rock the Green works to create a sustainable ecosystem by bringing people together and encouraging a more environmentally friendly lifestyle.
The non-profit is known for its sustainable festivals and events. Since people can't be together right now, Rock the Green is bringing music and eco-education to people while they are at home through the Rock the Stream concert series.
"We're stoked to bring you a weekly, socially-distanced-yet-socially-still-kinda-together concert series to share great music with great friends, to raise funds for great local organizations and to create an environmentally sustainable world," the non-profit said when announcing the series.
The concerts will be streamed at 7 p.m. on Rock the Green's Facebook and YouTube.
Each week, they will feature a past performer from Rock the Green's Annual Earth Day Celebration and Sustainability Festival. Artists are paired with an environmental non-profit to raise money for both the musician and non-profit.
The money donated will be split between the two.
The first show featured Trapper Schoepp and Milwaukee Riverkeeper.
If you'd like to donate, click here.
To learn more about the Rock the Stream series, click here.