10TH year my life celebration for Charlotte, NC AIDS survivor

CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Oct. 22, 2013 - PRLog -- 10^TH YEAR MY LIFE CELEBRATION FOR CHARLOTTE, NC AIDS SURVIVOR

Charlotte, NC. - December 9, 2003, Charlotte author and HIV advocate was told she was HIV positive, she later learned she had an AIDS diagnoses during her 23-day hospitalization January of 2004. Even though the doctors had given up on her she did not and neither did God. He had a mighty works for her to do and over the years she has been speaking publicly, educating on the effects and affects of HIV, coaching women and girls and has won numerous awards. What better way to celebrate all she has accomplished and deposited in the thousands of women and girls over the years than to “Celebrate Life”.

On December 7, 2013 a private invitation only reception will be held for the media, community partners, organizations and close family and friends who have supported DeVondia for the past 10 years. “This is my way of showing my appreciation for air time on local radio and television, media print, community partners and organizations that have supported me genuinely throughout the years by bringing needed awareness to a disease that is still ravishing the African American community.”

TCB 54 Hundred Bar and Grill has donated their space for this private reception and after party at 5400 Nevins Road Suite E. Tickets are on sale now at Eventbrite.com titled "10th Year My Life Celebration" with a limited supply of $10 tickets until all gone or Nov. 1, 2013. The price will go up to $20 and $25 at the door. The proceeds will assist The Rasberrirose Foundation Inc. efforts in empowering women and girls in the Charlotte community and surrounding areas. Tickets can also be purchased by calling 704-906-5544.

If you would like to make a tax deductible donation or have your business in front of individuals in our gift bags, please contact: LaFewanda Robbins, Executive Assistant to DeVondia Roseborough at Lafewanda@gmail.com

About Rasberrirose Foundation Inc.: Founded in 2005 in the month of September with a focus on HIV prevention and empowering women and girls with low self esteem with a positive impact on the mind body and soul.