Post by Taylor McKnight on Feb 4, 2009 7:45:49 GMT -5
On February 12th, 2009, GCW will be holding the Road to the Gold, aptly nicknamed "Miracle for Maegan", as all proceeds from the nights event will go directly to the Maegan Johnson foundation. If you didn't already know, Maegan is a seven year old miracle from Smiths Station who had a brain aneurysm rupture in her head just days before Christmas, and ever since, she's endured over 6 surgeries to repair it. While still recouping in the hospital, the threat of medical bills (not to mention the "taxi fare" of the Life Flight chopper which flew her from Smiths Station to Atlanta for immediate treatment on the 22nd of December) weighs very heavily on the families financial security.
This Thursday, a week before the Road to the Gold, GCW will be accepting cards, letters, or anything of a personal effect to give to Maegan directly when we visit her in the hospital next week. If you want to write her a get well soon letter, buy her a little card, or send anything else to help make this little girl smile, you can bring it to the show in Phenix City this Thursday night at the GCW Arena, right next to the Family Dollar/Big Lots/Good Will parking lot in Phenix City. If you've never been there before, just look for the building with the big red roof.
The family of Maegan Johnson, and all of us in GCW, appreciate the support, compassion, and helpfulness of anyone and everyone willing to give just alittle extra, to help this family find the miracle, they have been looking for.
This Thursday, a week before the Road to the Gold, GCW will be accepting cards, letters, or anything of a personal effect to give to Maegan directly when we visit her in the hospital next week. If you want to write her a get well soon letter, buy her a little card, or send anything else to help make this little girl smile, you can bring it to the show in Phenix City this Thursday night at the GCW Arena, right next to the Family Dollar/Big Lots/Good Will parking lot in Phenix City. If you've never been there before, just look for the building with the big red roof.
The family of Maegan Johnson, and all of us in GCW, appreciate the support, compassion, and helpfulness of anyone and everyone willing to give just alittle extra, to help this family find the miracle, they have been looking for.
