The third annual National Life Group Do Good Fest® presents Texas country phenom Aaron Watson along with Carson Jeffery, Catie Offerman and September Moon for an outdoor concert festival experience at Levitt Pavilion Arlington to benefit Parkland Health’s Pediatric Behavioral Health Program in support of youth mental health on Saturday, Oct. 12.

Do Good Fest was founded upon National Life’s values of Do good, Be good and Make good. Tickets are required and can be reserved here for a minimum donation of $5. Donations beyond $5 are strongly encouraged to help kids in north Texas who are struggling with mental health issues.
Do Good Fest will also have food trucks and a vendor market. Special this year, four-time Olympian and record-holder in American women’s high jump Chaunté Lowe will be present to meet and inspire the public. Also onsite will be Ozzy’s Truck – Country artist Jared Ashley and NASCAR legend Richard Petty are behind this race truck designed to raise awareness of veteran suicide, and TECH Truck – The Perot Museum of Nature and Science engages youth in hands-on maker-based science, technology, engineering, art and math (STEAM) experiences that foster creativity and confidence.

Do Good Fest Texas also offers a VIP experience in the Levitt Center, which includes an exclusive air-conditioned space with an open bar, elevated pub food, a terrace that overlooks the green and stage, comfortable seating, restrooms and a swag bag filled with branded gifts. All proceeds go to the Pediatric Behavioral Health Program at Parkland Hospital.