Visually-Impaired Musician Celebrates Birthday by Giving Back – Orlando Union Rescue Mission

Visually-Impaired Musician Celebrates Birthday by Giving Back

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Dave Hillebrandt to Host Party for Homeless Women & Children

Orlando, FL – Dave Hillebrandt, a visually-impaired musician, is planning a unique way to celebrate his born-on day by sponsoring a birthday bash for residents at the Orlando Union Rescue Mission (OURM). Hillebrandt, an Orlando resident, turns 53 this Friday, wants to give back to those that would otherwise look at their own birthdate, and given current situation, as just another ordinary day.

12 OURM residents share birthdays in the month of October. Festivities include music, food, dancing and of course, birthday cake provided by 4Rivers Barbeque. Organizations and individuals sponsor or host monthly birthday parties for OURM residents to remind them that every life is worth celebrating.

“It’s really not about me,” Hillebrandt expresses. “I’ve always wanted to do something special for the Mission, so what better present to give than to throw a party for the residents which happens to fall on my birthday?” Asked if he plans to bring his acoustic guitar to serenade the crowd with the birthday song, Hillebrandt responded, “I would be thrilled, and wouldn’t have it any other way!”

When: Friday, Oct. 17, 2014

Where: O.U.R. Mission Home Dining Room 1525 W. Washington St Orlando, FL 32805

Time: 4:30-6pm

Interview opportunities available with Dave Hillebrandt, OURM President/CEO, & Residents

About OURM

Founded in 1948, the Orlando Union Rescue Mission is a 501(c)(3), faith-based organization providing food, shelter, clothing, and rehabilitative programs to destitute and homeless men, women, and children. www.ourm.org

About Dave Hillebrandt

Dave Hillebrandt is a local musician that was born without optic nerves and completely lost his sight around age 11. He plays the guitar at various local events. Dave’s genre ranges from Christian Rock to Reggae and Jazz.

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For additional information pertaining to this release, please contact Tanneka Guice at (407) 422-4855 ext: 1119 or tanneka.guice@www.ourm.org

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