TOMORROW! 7th Annual BROADWAY CHRISTMAS Benefiting The Trevor Project at Southern NIght

Jose Marrero, Kai’ja Adonis and Southern Nights present, Broadway Christmas VII - A Broadway cabaret show benefiting The Trevor Project. Hosted by Axel Andrews, PEPE & Addison Taylor Thursday December 18th 2014 at 9:00pm www.thetrevorproject.org Over 50 of Central Florida's top entertainers will be joining hands to bring the community together in hopes of raising money for a great cause. Help us make this happen! Broadway Christmas will be filled with comedy and great music from many of your Broadway favorites! Also included in the evening is a live raffle featuring items donated by local businesses. A donation of $10 is suggested at the door for the event which includes the Broadway Christmas show produced by Kai’ja Adonis and then continuing with the events after party at Southern Nights with special guests performers and guest DJ's. Drink Specials will be given throughout the evening. Join with us as we raise money for The Trevor Project on Thursday December 18th 2014 in the Theater at Southern Nights and help us make the 7th Annual Broadway Christmas a success! We would appreciate any promotional help with this Charity event! Representatives of The House of Adonis will be collecting donations through the evening. One hundred percent of the money collected during the event as well as 100% of the door will be donated towards The Trevor Project. Broadway Christmas is produced by Jose Marrero in conjunction with Karl Winslow (Kai’ja Adonis) with the help of Tyena Dollinger & Gabriel Shulruff. Thanks to the Promotional Support from Southern Nights, Hotspots Magazine, Watermark Media, DJ Scott Robert, Impulse Group Orlando, Outloud Orlando with DJ Justice, RE/MAX Town Centre In America, more than 34,000 people die from suicide each year. Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning youth are up to four times more likely to attempt suicide than their heterosexual peers. The Trevor Project operates the only nationwide, around-the-clock suicide prevention helpline for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning youth. Every day, The Trevor Project is determined to end suicide among LGBTQ youth by providing life-saving and life-affirming resources including their nationwide, 24/7 crisis intervention lifeline, digital community and advocacy/educational programs that create a safe, supportive and positive environment for everyone. The Trevor Helpline has taken over 100,000 phone calls since its inception and provides various other services to youth. In 2005, The Trevor Project launched Dear Trevor, an anonymous online Question & Answer forum where young people can ask non-urgent questions about issues related to sexual orientation and identity. Since then they have received hundreds of letters from young people all around the world. The Trevor Project continues to extend its outreach efforts annually. They strive to educate educators, reach out to schools around the country, develop strategic relationships with organizations nationwide to better serve our youth, and, as always, to continue to save young lives and curb LGBTQ youth suicide.