News About This Year's Beer & Wine Tasting Event
BREAKING NEWS!!!!
Save the Date for this year's Romito Foundation's Beer, Wine & Spirit Tasting Event: Saturday, September 11th, 2021 at The Westin Westminster
All of us here at the Romito Foundation pray that our families, friends and supporters have all come out of 2020 healthy and with a new understanding of the need for fellowship and community! We are excited to announce that we will be hosting our annual Beer, Wine & Spirit Tasting once again this year with the assistance of our great support of vendors, sponsors, volunteers, donors and our friends at the Westin Westminster. Our event relies on your generosity and, as always, funds that we raise at our various events helps us to improve the quality of life with our Warriors living with DMD.
Why 3 Brothers Against Duchenne?
The logo started with the Brotherhood Knot. For Duchenne families, they are part of a brotherhood, hoping for a cure, connected by the disease.
For Duchenne patients, they are young men and boys, a brotherhood, fighting.
For everyone, connected by a cause, to find a cure, to improve the lives of those living with the disease.
All connected, all united, brothers in arms, a brotherhood united, a knot holding them together.
Now Your Shopping Can Support The Romito Foundation Through Amazon Smile
If any of you are the early shoppers or you have been putting putting shopping off, here is a good incentive to start shopping or to shop for a few more items.
If you have never logged into amazonsmile then all you do for your first time. is log into amazonsmile and then select "Romito Foundation" for the charity. Once your in, you should see in the upper left hand corner " supporting the Romito Foundation. Then once you log out, your out out and if you log back into amazon, you MUST ALWAYS log back in through AMAZONSMILE for it to count in the future.
The Romito Foundation's History
In 2007 the Romito family was hit with devastating news, Dominic was diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD). The neurologist explained to them that Dominic’s muscles would rapidly deteriorate, he would lose the ability to walk, to use his arms, the ability to take care of himself. Eventually Duchenne would attack his heart and lungs and the disease would take his life.
