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A'Very Special Night of Dance - A Benefit to Honor a Friend and Support Pediatric Cancer ResearchAvery Dudasch succumbed to a brain tumor at the tender age of 11. A benefit in her memory supporting pediatric cancer research - A'Very Special Night of Dance - will be held at the Manhattan Movement & Arts Center on April 8, with 100 percent of the proceeds being donated to The Morgan Adams Foundation for childhood cancer research and therapies. "I lost my friend and wanted to honor her and her family while contributing to the fight against cancer," said Hayden Hilles, childhood friend of Avery Dudasch. "Dance has always been a part of my life and is a passion I shared with Avery. We attended numerous dance events and concerts together, with Taylor Swift (News - Alert) as one of our favorite performers. Swift's 'Fearless' became Avery's mantra during trying times and one of my most cherished memories of Avery is how she has inspired me to live my life fearlessly." A'Very Special Night of Dance will feature the following prominent choreographers and dance companies:
A'Very Special Night of Dance About The Morgan Adams Foundation The Morgan Adams Foundation supports laboratory and clinical research in the area of pediatric cancer, with an emphasis on cancers of the brain and spine. Through careful consideration and placement of our funding, we encourage and support research intended to improve treatment effectiveness, improve treatment outcomes and improve the quality of life for children battling cancer. For more information, please visit: www.morganadamsfoundation.org/.
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