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Follow on Google News | Charity Anti-PROM for Chronically Ill Teens - Registration Now Open! - Houston, TxA specially planned prom at Maggianos in Houston, Tx on Sunday April 26, 2015 will include dinner, casino games and prizes for each of our chronically ill teenage guests. Tickets are complimentary, but early RSVP required to attend.
When: Sunday, April 26, 2015 Where: Maggiano’ Mik’s Hidden Hearts Alliance (MHHA), a 501c3 nonprofit charity, founded by 18 year old Katy resident Mikaela Aschoff, will be holding their 3rd Annual Anti-PROM for Chronically Ill high school aged teens on Sunday, April 26, 2015 from 5:45pm to 9:00pm. The event, sponsored by title sponsor The Follis Family, will be held at the Maggiano’s Little Italy in their Ballroom in Houston, Texas. Who is eligible to attend? All homebound and/or frequently hospitalized high school aged teens with life-changing chronic illnesses are welcome to attend and bring a (teenage) guest. Special night to include: Dinner, casino games, music by Johnny Bravo Entertainment and fantastic prizes for each of our hidden (chronically- Complimentary Tickets require online RSVP by April 1. Tickets are first come, first serve. Sorry, NO tickets at the door will be available. To reserve your tickets, visit www.MiksHiddenHearts.com. Donations are greatly appreciated! Why is it called Anti-PROM? MHHA Anti-PROM is the opposite of a “traditional school prom” because it is specially planned and tailored for the health and physical abilities of our guests who are all Prom Kings and Queens in our book! Our Anti-PROM is uniquely planned which includes no strobe lights and no dancing due to their physical/health limitations, but does include fun deejay music, dinner and sit down casino games in which everyone is included and has lifetime of memory making FUN! What is Mik’s Hidden Hearts Alliance (MHHA)? MHHA is a non-profit organization dedicated to Dysautonomia and other hidden chronic illness awareness, as well as outreach for homebound and hospitalized youth. The organization provides Hope Kits (teen care packages) across the country to homebound and hospitalized teens and host socials in the Houston area like Anti-PROM so chronically ill teens will be able to enjoy teen experiences despite their illness. They also work to spread awareness of Dysautonomia. What is a “Hidden Illness”? Like Dysautonomia in which MHHA Founder Mik Aschoff has, a hidden illness is one in which the patient looks “normal” on the outside, but their serious illness and debilitating unpredictable symptoms are hidden to the casual observer. Not all life-changing debilitating illnesses are visible and it is our hope at MHHA to give a voice to those we serve who feel mostly hidden in society, their unseen pain often disregarded and unfortunately sometimes forgotten by their friends due to their frequent hospitalizations and school absences. Thank You! This event would not be possible without our many generous volunteers and donors who give throughout the year, especially at our annual Boo Bash, which helps make Anti-PROM free to our guests. They have our most heartfelt appreciation! MHHA is proud partners with Lamb Foundation for Dysautonomia Research and appreciate the dedication of Dr. Numan, Dr. Butler, Rebecca Martinez (Dysautonomia Research Nurse) and the rest of the amazing team at the Dysautonomia Center for Excellence at UT Physicians / Children’s Memorial Hermann Hospital in Houston, Tx. End
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