The JAM Foundation is a newly formed charitable trust (awaiting registered charitable status at March 09), based in Tunbridge Wells & Crowbourough set up to help unsigned, aspiring musicians. J.A.M. are the initials of Jake Alexander Moss, a local Crowborough man who was tragically killed in a car accident on 5th October 2008. Tributes poured in from hundreds of people, and for Jake, setting up this charity is the best compliment anyone could pay to his life, filled with music, festivals and friends. JAM plans to go massive - why just stop in the South East? There is a whole world out there and hundreds of thousands of bands that are just waiting for their chance to put what they do to the public! With it's network of friends, professionals and support from people directly and indirectly connected with Jake, JAM has the potential to do a huge amount of good for music and musicians. The Charity's Trustees consist of Jake's Dad, Keith 'Mossy' Moss, Jake's best friends; Adam 'Shorty' Short, & Carli Jazmine Cooper and Chairman, Mark Nicholson. Together they are working to create something different, something special and something worthwhile. Music is the soul of life - everyone has a song that reminds them of a specific time in their life. Everyone has upbeat songs that make them smile and songs that make them reflect. Support the JAM Foundation and you will benefit directly from the people it has been set up to assist. After all festivals and live music venues which you visit, will start to grow with all the new bands that want you to listen to them! If you know any musicians that would benefit from being involved with JAM, or you just love music and want to be a part of an already 800+ strong membership, then for more information please e-mail us at info@jamfoundation.org.uk or visit www.jamfoundation.org.uk.

Good luck with the charity, sounds a very good cause and a fitting tribute to Jake.