We shouldn’t have to be scared to be ourselves.
"I support LGBTQ not only because of my own journey in the community, but because of the people I have met along the way. It takes a special kind of sparkle to be able to get out there and be yourself, 100% unapologetically. I’m here to show the people who are living in fear, and nervous about acceptance, that there are people out there just like you. It sometimes just takes a little push to find them." |
"I joined Awareness Ties, because it’s the first organization that I’ve ever heard of that supports so many causes. They show that they’re there for everyone. As a cancer survivor that meant a lot to me. It’s so easy to focus on one issue and overlook others, but everyone has a struggle or obstacle, sometimes more than one, and Awareness Ties shows love to all."
About Caly
Caly Bevier is a pop singer who first captivated audiences on America’s Got Talent in 2016 with her powerful rendition of Rachel Platten’s “Fight Song,” earning Simon Cowell’s coveted Golden Buzzer. Though her journey on the show ended in the semifinals, Caly’s story of overcoming stage 3 ovarian cancer at just 15 years old resonated deeply, transforming her into an inspiration for millions. Following her success on AGT, she moved to Los Angeles to pursue her music career, where she released her debut single "Soar" in 2018. Since then, she has gained recognition for her heartfelt and empowering music, including singles like “Hate U Sometimes” and “Head Held High,” which reflect her journey of resilience and hope.
Beyond her own music, Caly has collaborated with notable artists such as Katy Perry, Jocelyn Alice, and Drew Pearson, and has performed on significant platforms, including opening NFL games with the national anthem and headlining for cancer advocacy events like Philly Fights Cancer. Her unique blend of pop and inspirational music continues to connect with audiences worldwide, solidifying her as a rising star with a mission to spread hope through her art
Beyond her own music, Caly has collaborated with notable artists such as Katy Perry, Jocelyn Alice, and Drew Pearson, and has performed on significant platforms, including opening NFL games with the national anthem and headlining for cancer advocacy events like Philly Fights Cancer. Her unique blend of pop and inspirational music continues to connect with audiences worldwide, solidifying her as a rising star with a mission to spread hope through her art