Debut Event to Benefit Local Non-Profit

Aug. 1, 2008 - PRLog -- Spare Some for Autism has been chosen to receive the proceeds of the Silent Auction at LeBlanc Image & Style Consulting’s 2008 Debut Party on August 2. The event is being held at ESS nightclub and Lounge from 6-9pm. The debut will feature cocktails, appetizers, music, a fashion show featuring local celebrity models, and the silent auction.

Spare Some for Autism is a local non-profit dedicated to improving the quality of life for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. With the help of volunteers and local sponsors Spare Some for Autism is dedicated to funding programs that will directly impact the individuals that suffer from ASD and providing support for their families.

“It is a big deal for us to be chosen as the non-profit beneficiary for the Grand Opening” said Beth Jarvis, Executive Director of Spare Some for Autism. “Today Autism affects more children than pediatric cancer, diabetes and AIDS combined, and it is important for people to understand that there are ways to get involved and improve the lives of children who are suffering with the disorder. Opportunities such as these really allow us to get our name out in the community and demonstrate that any amount of support makes enormous differences in the lives of children and families with Autism.”

LeBlanc Image & Style Consulting will host the evening along with the support from various local sponsors. Tickets will be sold at the door for $20 and the proceeds will benefit the local efforts of Spare Some for Autism. More information about the event can be found on the LeBlanc Image & Style Consulting website, http://www.leblancimageandstyle.com.

About Spare Some for Autism
Spare Some for Autism seeks to improve the quality of life for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. We are dedicated to funding programs that will directly impact the individuals that suffer from ASD and allow them to achieve their highest level of independence within their home, school, and community, all while gaining respect and support for themselves.  Spare Some for Autism also seeks to support families affected by ASD by educating them on such topics as literacy and coping with disabilities so that families will be better prepared to support each other. Spare some time… spare some love… spare some hope.  For more information about becoming a sponsor or how to take part in the 2009 Spare Some for Autism Bowling Challenge, visit www.sparesomeforautism.org.

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