Celebrities such as Jermaine Dupri, Lil Jon, NFL player Keion Carpenter and many more are allowing their children to raise money for kids and teens orphaned by AIDS in a fashionable way at the Fox Theatre on July 16, 2006.
Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) July 7, 2006 -- Youth Enpowerment will be the emotion on the runway as some of Atlanta’s local celebrities such as Jermaine Dupri, Big Boi of Outkast and Lil Jon are getting their children involved in the community for a good cause. The Fabulous Fox Theatre will “play” host for the first annual Wonder Land Kids Fashion Show featuring Celebrity Kids on July 16, 2006. Doors will open at 6pm.
This highly-anticipated event will feature the latest back-to-school fashions by Macy’s, R Maxx Clothing, Puma and many more while raising money for the Show Me the Way Foundation (SMTWF) whose efforts are geared towards improving the foster care experience for kids and teens who have been orphaned by AIDS. “Orphaned kids and teens are lost gems in our society; SMTWF wants to help them find their way, and prove they are valuable” says founder Tashawnya Menefee.
SMTWF is dedicated to bringing HIV/AIDS awareness throughout Atlanta public schools while providing field trips to some of Atlanta’s premier attractions such as Six Flags, Georgia Aquarium and more. SMTWF gives our youth the essential tools for living through education and academic programs. “We know that youth who have been orphaned by AIDS can continue on with life, so we are giving them the tools for life ...” Tashawnya reveals.
Sponsored by Dunn’s Underwriters, Macy’s, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars of Atlanta and HOT 107.9, this innovative show will ignite choreography with personality and pizzazz. SMTWF is taking this serious topic and transforming it into a night of hope and inspiration. Come join our Atlanta youth combat this deadly disease affecting our community.
For more information about the Wonder Land Kids Fashion Show featuring Celebrity Kids, visit www.showmethewayfoundation.org or contact Angela, 678.637.0982.
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