With Grammy nominations and millions of albums sold, Taylor Hanson is equally committed to giving back. Interviewed by Winn Claybaugh, Taylor emphasizes the importance of maximizing our time rather than pursuing balance.
SANDY, Utah – June 1, 2024 – PRLog — Taylor Hanson co-founded the Hanson Brothers band at age nine in 1992 with his six- and eleven-year-
Performing together for over 30 years, Taylor and his brothers continue to draw a global fanbase. They founded 3CG Records in 2003 and have sold more than 16 million albums to date. Touring extensively, they’ve performed sold-out concerts for over 3 million fans around the globe.
In 2007, Hanson launched their Take The Walk grassroots campaign to provide poverty and HIV/AIDS relief in Africa. In 2014, Taylor founded Tulsa-based Food on the Move to end food insecurity by offering fresh produce, prepared meals, and access to community and health resources.
Interviewed by Winn Claybaugh, Taylor describes his 30-year career and his commitment to giving back. He talks about being “tapped on the shoulder” to get involved with organizations like Tom’s Shoes, Music Cares, Women Life Freedom, Food On The Move, and more. A family man with 7 children, Taylor focuses on maximizing his time rather than pursuing balance in his marriage, career, fame, and philanthropy.
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