PHC Christmas Concert with Hamilton Loomis

2845 Westchester Cir,Pearland TX 77584

03 December, 2022

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Pearland House Concerts is excited to announce Hamilton Loomis as the artist for our December Christmas Concert. Our charity for December is Congenital Hyperinsulinism International. Dinner is included with your ticket and seating is first come first serve. Kids are welcome and do not need a ticket. Water & tea provided and you are welcome to BYOB. These are casual, intimate shows and the suggested donation is $35. Food is served at 6:00pm, music begins at 7:00pm. Santa & Mrs. Claus will be here so come ready for photo ops! Parking is an the lot of the business on the corner of Manvel Rd & Westchester Cr. ABOUT HAMILTON LOOMIS “If blues, soul, and rock can be said to form a triangle, you’ll find Hamilton Loomis right in the center of it”, says Guitar Player Magazine. An apt description, as young Loomis is one of the young artists at the forefront of bringing blues based American music into the 21st century and redefining it for a contemporary audience. Spanning youth and tradition, Loomis bridges the gap between generations of music-lovers both in the U.S. and around the world. www.hamiltonloomis.com https://soundcloud.com/hamloomis/sets/this-season-sampler MEET BO JORDAN LOOMIS Congenital Hyperinsulinism (HI) is a rare disease that causes extreme low blood sugar.  If not diagnosed early, it can cause brain damage or even death.  In 2015, when Hamilton's son Bo Jordan Loomis was 17 months old, he was diagnosed with the life-threatening condition, and despite being non-verbal and having learning disabilities, he is responding well to treatment.  Many other HI kids are not so fortunate. Hamilton Loomis dedicates Basics' opening track, “Sugar Baby,” to Congenital Hyperinsulinism International (CHI), a non-profit organization that heads research on the disease, educates doctors and hospitals, and supports and aids families affected by the disease.  “They call HI kids 'sugar babies,' so I wanted to write a song in appreciation for all they do for families all over the world,” Loomis says.  To learn more about CHI, or to donate, please visit www.congenitalhi.org. ABOUT THE CHARITY CHI is a leading nonprofit dedicated to improving the lives of children and adults living with Congenital Hyperinsulinism (HI). CHI provides a world of information, resources, and support to the HI community.  CHI advocates on behalf of patients for better treatments and access to care.  CHI is dedicated to increasing awareness of the disorder as it leads to more timely diagnosis and the best outcomes for patients.  CHI supports medical research for improved therapies, potential cures, and timely diagnosis.  CHI works globally because we are stronger as an international community.  Cooperation across borders fosters important advances in medicine. HI is a life-threatening disorder that causes dangerously low blood sugar levels.   Prolonged or severe low blood sugar can cause seizures, brain damage, and even death. We hope you will partner with us to prevent damage and death, search for better treatments, and improve the quality of life for all HI patients. History CHI was founded in  May, 2005, by concerned parents of children with HI who had met in the early years of the social media revolution through a Yahoo! Groups community (the “hyperins” message board), launched in May, 1999.  CHI founders wanted to make sure there was an organization that could advocate on behalf of each child brought in to the world with the disorder, irrespective of where the child was born and the family’s resources.  CHI founders wanted to create opportunities for HI families to come together and learn from leading world experts and each other.  CHI founders wanted to help support research so that children born with HI in the future would never die or suffer from brain damage.  CHI founders wanted to make sure that when a baby presents with the disorder, medical personnel would quickly make a correct diagnosis so that the baby does not suffer from needless brain damage.  CHI founders understood that to be successful, parents would have to work side by side with medical specialists to reach these goals, and so they formed the CHI Scientific Advisory Group (SAG).  The SAG is comprised of the leading world specialists treating and researching HI.  CHI founders believe that all HI families around the globe are part of the CHI Family.