SUMMARY: The St. Jude Dream Home Giveaway supports families like Charlie’s, who benefited from the hospital’s free treatment for bone cancer. In 2020, after Charlie injured his shoulder, a specialist at St. Jude diagnosed him with Ewing sarcoma, leading to 14 rounds of chemotherapy and a limb-sparing surgery. The treatment, costing $2 million, was entirely free for the family, including housing, gas, and food. Now 15, Charlie helps raise millions for St. Jude and continues regular check-ups. The Dream Home Giveaway not only offers a chance to win a house but also supports the life-saving work at St. Jude.

Tickets for the home in Gulfport are $100, and proceeds benefit the St. Jude’s Children Hospital.

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SUMMARY: Fourteen-year-old John Clayton White is set to perform at Ground Zero in Biloxi, drawing praise for his prodigious blues talent. Morgan Freeman, a co-owner of the venue with a distinguished career, shared his excitement during an interview. He emphasized the importance of nurturing young talent while recognizing the historical significance of blues music, which originated in Mississippi. Freeman expressed hope that the support from audiences would encourage Clayton to excel in his craft. The event promises a blend of rich musical heritage and emerging talent, aiming to provide a memorable entertainment experience. The show begins at 7 p.m. at Ground Zero.

14-year-old John Clayton White will take the stage at Ground Zero in Biloxi on Friday.

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SUMMARY: On April 18, the Stevie Foundation will host a World Autism Awareness Celebration at Martin Luther King Park in Bay St. Louis from 5 to 7 PM. Danisha Johnson, a mother of a 5-year-old with autism, emphasizes the importance of community support and resources for families navigating autism spectrum disorder, which affects 1 in 36 children in the US. The event will feature food, fun, and a designated Easter egg hunt for the autistic community. To get involved, individuals can contact the foundation via email or Facebook to donate or learn more about resources.

Happening April 18: World Autism Awareness Celebration

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