Party for Parkinson's
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We will all come together for another evening of fun, camaraderie, and raising money and awareness about the Parkinson's Foundation. Special treat, Stee Colvin of Stee and the Ear Candy Band, will be our live entertainment. Stee was on The Voice fall 2023 and did quite well!
Decorate and provide your own food/beverage for YOUR table based on our theme for 2024: ENTERTAINMENT.
Partnership Opportunities
If you are interested in becoming a partner at this year's Party for Parkinson's event, please contact Diana Parrish at DParrish@Parkinson.org or 336-817-4190.
Event Partners will enjoy a wide variety of benefits, including prominently displayed signage at the event, verbal recognition, signage on auction tables and two (2) seats at the VIP Table.
Party for Parkinson's Video
The 2022 Party for Parkinson's event was captured by the talented owner of Salt Creek Films, Taylor Horton. Watch the full video below.
To see more content by Taylor and the Salt Creek Films team, visit www.SaltCreekFilms.com or check out their Instagram page at @SaltCreekFilms.
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