Meggan Morency Wild West Night

February 28, 2021
a virtual giving gala for children in need

Bob Morency’s daughter, Meggan was a 17-year old devoted equestrienne who died in 2003 from injuries sustained while competing in a local equestrian event. To honor her memory and to provide healing to other children, the Meggan Morency Wild West Night has been held annually since its inception in 2003.

Visit the official event page here.

Come be a part of the fun and support for children and veterans in need

Sing up for our virtual giving gala
Wild West Night 2021 – Virtual

Jon Pardi

Pardi’s third album, Heartache Medication, released in late September 2019, follows up the critically acclaimed California Sunrise, nominated for Album of the Year in 2018. Sunrise includes Pardi’s first #1 hit, Head Over Boots. Voted the New Male Vocalist of the Year in 2017 by the Academy of Country Music, Pardi has been nominated for various CMA and ACM awards and honors. Past performers at the Wild West Night include Jake Owen, Randy Houser, Rodney Atkins, Jerrod Niemann and Josh Turner.

HONORARY GUESTS

Sebastian Estevez

6-year-old Sebastian Estevez suffers from a deadly, genetic disease called Hunter Syndrome. The disease affects every system in the body and incrementally takes away a child’s ability to talk, hear, play, learn, and grow. There is no cure.

He sees numerous specialists to monitor and treat his condition. He’s had 6 surgeries and numerous invasive interventions. In short, much of Sebastian’s life revolves around disease and his family’s fundraising efforts to save Sebastian’s life and other children like him.

Sebastian’s life isn’t all sickness, disability and fundraising. Every Tuesday, Bit by Bit provides Sebastian the opportunity to have fun and also address some of his mobility issues without feeling like he’s at another doctor’s appointment. However, the most important aspect of his improvement is in his self-confidence. Sebastian tends to be very fearful and hesitant to try new things, but riding teaches him to trust himself and others. He loves telling everyone that he knows how to ride horses. It’s truly a source of pride for him.

When he is at Bit by Bit, Sebastian isn’t a sick child. He’s a kid who loves animals. He’s a child who loves the outdoors. He’s a little boy who rides horses. He’s a kid who is brave. He’s a child who is living.

Jeff & Mary Dellenbach

The Dellenbach Foundation was established in 2016. After an astonishing 16 year NFL career, Jeff, a former center, offensive lineman and Super Bowl champion along with his wife Mary, a seasoned Realtor specializing in the sports entertainment sector for Sotheby’s, founded the non-profit organization that focuses on providing funds, volunteer services and supplies with an emphasis on areas where other assistance is unavailable or insufficient for severely ill and injured children as well as to U.S. Veterans and their families.

For over 35 years, Jeff and Mary have been forefront for countless charities that truly make a difference, including Saint Jude’s to whom they connect their own personal story, and for those in uniform who served our country.

Although South Florida is where they call home, their philanthropic efforts are eminent throughout the country.