ATLANTA (CBS ATLANTA) -
CBS Atlanta News' Adam Murphy has teamed up with the Atlanta Hawks to host a charity fundraiser night at Philips Arena next month. The event will help raise money and awareness for a rare brain disease called Progressive Supranuclear Palsy, also known as PSP. Adam's mom, Janice, was diagnosed with it two years ago and is currently battling the horrible effects of the disease.
PSP is a neurodegenerative brain disease that has no known cause, treatment or cure. It affects nerve cells that control walking, balance, mobility, vision, speech and swallowing.
"I hope you will join me Friday, March 15 when the Atlanta Hawks host the Phoenix Suns at the Highlight Factory. With your support, the highlight of the night will be that we are one step closer to finding a cure for my mom and anyone else that has to live with PSP," Murphy said.
Murphy launched his own non-profit foundation this year called Miracle for Mom to support the cause. If you'd like to watch the Hawks in action and support Murphy's mission to find a cure for PSP, purchase your tickets by going to www.miracleformom.com. 100 percent of the profit from those ticket sales will go to Cure PSP.
The ticket deals listed below are exclusive to this event and can't be found anywhere else. Be sure to take advantage of the limited quantity available and support a worthy cause at the same time.
- SLAM DUNK TICKET PACKAGE – $75
(Limited Quantity Available) Get the ultimate Hawks experience! In addition to a reserve seat, the "Slam Dunk" Ticket gives you access to the PLAYERS TUNNEL where you can see all your favorite Hawks up close. Even better, you will be granted entry to the pre-game SHOOT AROUND. At $75, you can't beat this opportunity.
- SHOOT AROUND TICKET PACKAGE – $60
(Limited Quantity Available) In addition to a reserve seat, the "Shoot Around" Ticket allows you to attend the SHOOT AROUND and get an exclusive look at how the Hawks warm up before a big game.
Join us for exciting basketball and support a great cause.
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