Tyrone Wells is an American singer-songwriter who grew up as the son of a preacher in Spokane, Washington, where he was initially limited to gospel music before discovering artists like Stevie Wonder and James Taylor. After attending Hope International University in Southern California, he joined the Christian rock band Skypark before launching a solo career in 2000, eventually signing with Universal Records in 2006.

A touring recording artist with over 300 million streams across projects he has written and performed on, Wells has collaborated with a wide range of producers and songwriters throughout his career. His 2012 album Where We Meet debuted at No. 1 on the iTunes Singer-Songwriter chart, and his song "Freedom" was featured in trailers for Disney's The Odd Life of Timothy Green. His song "Time of Our Lives" was also used in The Vampire Diaries and the series finale of As the World Turns.

🎵 Watch music videos on Tyrone's official YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/TyroneWellsOfficial/videos

Landon Keller is an Indianapolis-based singer-songwriter and third-generation musician whose folk, rock, acoustic, and soul sound draws from an eclectic musical upbringing. In 2007, he and his band independently released their debut album Curiosity, which quickly ranked him atop ReverbNation polls in both Folk Rock and Soul categories.

After a period in Chicago where he honed his solo craft, Keller returned to Indiana, recording a solo album in Indianapolis's Fountain Square neighborhood in 2013. He later teamed up with Kara Cole to form the duo Keller & Cole, and has shared the stage with artists including John Mayer, Phillip Phillips, and Josh Kaufman.

🎵 Landon's music is available on Bandcamp at https://landonkellerband.bandcamp.com — I was unable to confirm a verified YouTube link for Landon, so this is the best direct source for his recordings.

Isaiah 117 House was founded in 2014 when Ronda Paulson and her husband Corey set out to become foster parents and witnessed firsthand how children removed from their homes were made to wait in sterile Department of Children's Services offices with no belongings, no comfort, and nowhere to go. The organization's mission is to provide physical and emotional support in a safe and loving home for children awaiting foster care placement, where volunteers greet each child with clean clothes, meals, toys, hygiene products, and a listening ear.

As of 2025, Isaiah 117 House has grown to 57 locations across 13 states, supported by over 6,000 community volunteers who collectively served more than 110,000 hours in 2024 alone. The Marion County house, located on the west side of Indianapolis, serves as the organization's first location in the city.