Holton's Heroes is back for another incredible family-friendly event to raise awareness and funds for children recovering from brain injuries around the country!

We invite you and your entire family to join us on Saturday, October 22nd at the Mann Center for the Performing Arts for a morning of fun, food and acceptance for pediatric brain injury survivors and their loved ones. We are honored to have DIrector of Pediatric Neurology at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Dr. Dan Licht, serve as the keynote speaker for the event.

Registering for the event secures each participant one (1) special limited-print Holton's Heroes t-shirt and a chance to win our top fundraiser prize of an exclusive VIP trip to Las Vegas!

Most importantly, we are excited to announce that all children that have impairments are invited to attend for free (with parent or guardian) and receive a commemorative Holton's Heroes event t-shirt.

The world-famous Philadelphia Eagles Cheerleaders will help lead the walk along with the Philadelphia Eagles Drumline and all our pediatric brain injury survivors! Year after year, these incredible performers honor us with their support and we are always so grateful to them and their director, Barbara Zaun. 

A specially curated selection of tasty delights & beverages from Jack & Jill Ice Cream, Wawa and other amazing brands will be on site to satisfy the tastebuds of guests of all ages for free! 

Our event will also feature a balloon artist, raffle prizes, face painting, pumpkin painting/decorating, as well as special performances by the ZZ Ambassadors from ZZ Dance and the BYC Spirit Cheer team. Additionally, the incredible people of Sykes and Lanno Beauty will be present to offer professional hand massages!

Bring Family, Friends and Neighbors!

All donations raised for Holton's Heroes support the community at large by connecting children who have suffered a life-threatening, post-birth brain injury with therapeutic tools, rehabilitative devices, enriching activities and important resources for them and their loved ones.

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