Join Us for the 23rd Annual Dinner Supporting the RiteCare Clinic

We are excited to announce the 23rd Annual Dinner hosted by the Huntington Scottish Rite! This special event will take place on April 12th at St. Mary’s Conference Center, and all proceeds will benefit the RiteCare Clinic, specifically funding its critical Feeding Therapy Program.

The RiteCare Clinic provides essential speech therapy services to children in need, focusing on feeding therapy to assist children who face challenges with eating and swallowing. Many of these families struggle with high deductibles or lack insurance coverage, making it difficult to afford the necessary therapy services. Your participation in this event helps us cover these costs and ensure every child has access to the care they deserve.

Event Highlights:

• Dinner & Program: Enjoy a delicious meal and hear inspiring stories about the impact of the RiteCare Clinic.
• Silent Auction: Bid on amazing items to support the cause.
• Special Guest Speakers: Learn about the life-changing work being done at the RiteCare Clinic.

We invite you to attend and show your support for this incredible cause. Sponsorship opportunities are available for those who wish to make a bigger impact. If you’re unable to attend, please consider making a donation to help fund feeding therapy and assist families with their deductibles.

Sponsorship Opportunities: Various sponsorship levels are available. Sponsors will be recognized at the event and in all promotional materials. For more information on how to become a sponsor, please contact [insert contact information].

Together, we can ensure that children have the opportunity to receive the vital speech therapy services they need. Thank you for your continued support.

RSVP Today!
To reserve your seat or for more event details, please contact Amie Aya-ay at amieaya@scottishritehuntington.org

Proceeds from the dinner benefited the Scottish Rite Childhood Speech and Language Program through the Marshall University Speech and Hearing Center, which serves as a training site for students in the Department of Communication Disorders at Marshall University. Learn more about the Marshall University Department of Communication Disorders by calling 304-696-3640.