TORONTO — Sarah McLachlan has become a bona fide “pop” star thanks to a new partnership with Canada Dry.
The B.C.-based singer is promoting a reformulated diet ginger ale and raising funds for her eponymous music program for Vancouver youth.
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“When I was growing up, it was a given that we had music in our schools. These days many of these programs are not available and private lessons can be cost-prohibitive to most families,” McLachlan explained in a press release.
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“With the support of Canada Dry, my dream of providing free music education will continue to become a reality for young musicians.”
The company will match donations to the Sarah McLachlan School of Music up to $30,000.
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