Nicky O Foundation

Nicky O'Neill was the youngest victim of The Station nightclub fire. Nicky was only 18 years old. He is the son of Dave Kane, a founding member of the Greater Attleboro Area Council for Children. At the request of Nicky's parents, the Nicky O Foundation was created to honor Nicky.

Music was a big part of Nicky O'Neill's life and his outgoing personality touched the lives of many others. As a fitting tribute, the Nicky O Foundation was created to support the musical talents of young people who otherwise would have no opportunity to pursue their musical aspirations and assist them in realizing their dreams.

The Foundation raises funds that provide scholarships in the music and performing arts to talented young musicians and performers. These donated funds will be used for, but not limited to, the financing of music lessons, the rental or purchase of musical instruments, or financing acting classes or camps focused on the arts.

A special CD of Nick's music is available through the Council for Children. This very special disc contains original songs composed and performed by Nick and his band, Shryne.

If you are or know someone seeking to advance in the arts contact us. Nicky O may be able to help you reach for the stars!!

Photo by Austin Distel on Unsplash. Thank you Austin!

Proceeds of the sale of "Day Has Turned into Evening" directly benefit the Nicky O Foundation. Please contact the Council at 508-226-2336 to purchase your copy.

This Shryne CD is available at these online retailers: