Maddie’s Mark Foundation to Hold Madeline Father Daughter Tea Party in June to Benefit Families

June 6, 2012 - PRLog -- The Maddie's Mark Foundation (www.maddiesmark.org) will hold its first annual Father Daughter Tea Party on Sunday, June 24th, 2012 from 12-4pm, at the Riverstone Manor in Glenville, NY. This event will honor Madeline Musto, with 100% of all contributions benefiting the Maddie's Mark Foundation and their quest of making "Best Days Ever" for children and their families.

The cost is $75 per couple and $25 for each additional child. The Madeline Father Daughter Tea Party will be full of special events including a delectable tea party style buffet, formal tea, book reading and signing by Mark Graber, professional photography, crafts, makeup and hair, raffles, silent auction, exclusive Maddie’s Elephants, and so much more. Tickets are limited and should be purchased prior to the event at www.maddiesmark.org/tea/.

The Maddie’s Mark Foundation is a not-for-profit foundation established in 2012 in memory of Madeline Musto, a 5-year old little girl whose time was short, but whose heart was big. The foundation is committed to providing opportunities, creating environments and enabling people and families to live the best days ever through support for children and their families suffering from major illness, improvement of public and private children’s entertainment, educational and recreational facilities, as well as providing financial assistance for remarkable young women.

For more information on this event or on the Maddie’s Mark foundation visit http://maddiesmark.org/ or email support@maddiesmark.org.

About Maddies Mark
The Maddie’s Mark Foundation is a not-for-profit 501 (c)3 foundation established in 2012 in memory of Madeline Musto, a 5-year old little girl whose time was short, but whose heart was big. The foundation is committed to providing opportunities, creating environments and enabling people and families to live the best days ever through support of children and their families suffering from major illness, improvement of public and private children’s entertainment, educational and recreational facilities, as well as providing financial assistance for remarkable young women.