“Angels at the Abbey” event tonight memorializes three months since Pulse tragedy

Everything’s a little glum around Orlando today, and there’s a reason for that. It’s been three months since a shooter took 49 lives at Pulse Orlando and harmed 53 others. As a sort of grieving mile marker, the Abbey in Thornton Park is holding an event that promises to lift spirits and, likely, draw tears.

Pulse owner Barbara Poma is expected to be there, as is the Orlando Gay Chorus. Evin (“Angels: A Song to Orlando”) will perform followed by Brandon Parsons (“49 Times”). Information about the Angels at the Abbey fundraiser for Pulse of Orlando can be found below.

ORLANDO, Fla. – The Abbey in downtown Orlando will host the fundraising event “Angels At The Abbey: A Benefit For Pulse of Orlando” on September 12, 2016 in Orlando, Florida. All proceeds benefit the Pulse of Orlando Fund, a local 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and currently the only organization distributing funds to victims’ families and survivors.

The event will be held on the three-month mark of the tragedy, and will feature performances by Brandon Parsons, singer of the hit single “Forty-Nine Times”. Other performances include Evin, singer of “Angels (A Song To Orlando)” and the Orlando Gay Chorus. Pulse entertainment manager Neema Bahrami will MC the event and Pulse owner Barbara Poma will also be there.

Original artwork from around the world will also be showcased and auctioned off, with one piece being presented to Barbara Poma for the new Pulse location.

This is a red carpet event with limited tickets sold. Tickets are $50.00 and can be purchased at www.Ticketfly.com.

ABOUT PULSE OF ORLANDO FUND:

Pulse of Orlando is a local, grassroots 501(c)(3) non-profit and currently the only organization distributing funds to survivors and victims’ families, with over $150,000 distributed to date.

Pulse of Orlando Mission Statement: to reach out with expeditious allocation of funds for the victims, survivors and families of the Pulse tragedy; to recover through local survivor navigation and advocacy; and to rebuild our united Orlando community.

To learn more about Pulse of Orlando Fund, please visit: www.PulseofOrlando.org.

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