L'Gouthro Bal Violet

It started out simple. A concerned son wanting his mother to know that he loved and supported her dearly during her struggles and diagnosis with MS, by attending doctor appointments, emotionally charged late nights at the hospital and being a strong and understanding shoulder to lean on. But simple is never enough for me; a proud community activist who through my many charitable community involvements including, The Make-A-Wish Foundation, Come Out With Pride, Founder of the Festival of Equality, the Helium Group and the President of The Wedding Alliance; I have always made it my personal agenda, to stand up and make a statement, to fight for the greater good of human kind.

L’Gouthro Bal Violet is another exemplary show of my humble but magnanimous spirit. An enchanting Purple Masked Ball benefiting National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Mid Florida Chapter. A beautiful evening full of merriment and masked magick; that will include a seated VIP gourmet dinner, silent auction and astounding musical entertainment and performers, all to benefit the important continuation of research and development of a cure for MS.

L'Gouthro Bal Violet VIP Tickets to include passed Hors Dourves, champagne and a seated dinner at The MEZZ graciously served by John Michael Weddings & Events with silent auction and exclusive performances.

Any persons interested in more information on how to become a benefactor or sponsor of this amazing event and inspired worthy cause please contact Brian P. Gouthro at Brian@Heliumgroup.net or Talise L. Johnson at TaliseJohnson@Heliumgroup.net.

To download a Benefactor packet, please visit
http://briangouthro.info/Bal-Violet-Sponsor-Letter.pdf

Helium Group is honored to welcome Embellish fx Orlando as a sponsor and advocate for The National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Mid Florida Chapter and L'Gouthro Bal Violet! Starting May 1st through June 20th, Embellish Fx Orlando will donate 25% of all mask sales to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society : Mid Florida Chapter. All to benefit and further the research of finding a cure for Multiple Sclerosis.