HDSA Events

Hotcakes for Huntington’s

Saturday, July 18th, Johnson Center
3444 S Emerson Street
Englewood, CO
8:00-11:00

A pancake breakfast to support awareness and research!  $5 for all you can eat pancakes, orange juice, and milk (remember it is a fundraiser)! Also if you donate $3 to the HDSA, you will receive a chance to win a complimentary gift card! From places like Hapa Sushi and the Cheesecake factory!

Ticket Are On Sale Now

Guided Tour of Fenway Park          

Tour of Fenway-Please register for the tour in advance, as part of this RSVP. 

( Please arrive 10 minutes before the scheduled tour) 

     

 Master of Ceremonies for the Evening

WBZ News Radio Talk Show Host Jordan Rich

Special Guest

Legendary Red Sox Pitcher Jim Lonborg

Enjoy

Great Buffet Supper including Fenway Franks

Make Your Own Ice Cream Sundae Dessert Bar

Live Music

Guided Tour of Fenway Park

Live and Silent Auctions

Featuring the opportunity to bid live on

Dinner for Two and an Evening of Red Sox Baseball,

Seated with General Manager Theo Epstein in his Private Suite 

Hearts for Huntington's

Happy Hour!!!

July 18, 2009

Saturday

4p.m. -Bar Closes

"Snibo's Café & Sports Bar"

2129 Parkway Dr.

St. Peters, MO 63376

Hwy 70 to Cave Springs Exit~ Left N. Service Rd. (By Baue)

To Parkway Dr-Right

Snibo's will be donating a portion of the proceeds to the:

 Hearts for Huntington's Project 2009

For more information contact: Kristen Turner~314.607.2679

                                                Peggy Cribbin~314-647-4372

For More Information Call:       Cathy McKinney

                                                                                                (877) 232-4372

                                                                                                (405) 236-4372          

                                                                                                (405) 473-5443

            The Oklahoma Woody Guthrie Festival will be held in mid-July to commemorate his legendary music and birthday. This free musical program is planned from July 8-12 in his hometown of Okemah, Oklahoma.

            Mary Jo Guthrie Egmon will be the guest of honor for this annual event honoring the impact that her brother Woody made on music. This annual festival is funded by the OKC Arts Council.

            Huntington’s disease is a progressive neurological disease that killed Oklahoman singer, and writer, Woody Guthrie in 1967. His creative spirit and outspoken demeanor made him an American symbol for social consciousness. When the disease silenced him, Woody’s family chose to support the efforts of the Huntington‘s Disease Society of America (HDSA) through research and public education. 

            For more information about the Woody Guthrie Festival, go to www.woodyguthrie.com or you go to our Web site at www.okhdsa.com or call the local office at (405) 236-4372.

$10 per person

for more information please contact: