2025 Rose Gala Aims to Elevate Rare Disease Research and Pediatric Care

The 2025 Rose Gala, organized by the To Cure A Rose Foundation, is poised to make a substantial impact on the lives of children battling rare diseases. Scheduled for August 9, 2025, at the Omni Barton Creek Resort in Texas Hill Country, the event will bring together philanthropists, medical professionals, and entertainers for an evening dedicated to fundraising and awareness. Trey Morris of Morris Auctioneers will lead the live auction, emphasizing the gala's commitment to generating funds for genetic treatments and research.

Dr. Z. Leah Harris, Chair of Pediatrics at Dell Medical School, will be honored with the 2025 Patient First Impact Leadership Award, recognizing her pioneering work in pediatric care and rare disease research. The gala's entertainment will be headlined by Casey McPherson, lead singer of Alpha Rev and founder of the To Cure A Rose Foundation, who believes in the power of music to inspire hope and action.

The evening's agenda includes a cocktail reception, silent and live auctions, and a mission paddle raise, all designed to maximize contributions towards the foundation's goals. Attendees are encouraged to dress in cocktail attire for an event that promises not only to raise funds but also to highlight the urgent need for advancements in rare disease treatments. For those interested in participating, more information and ticket purchases are available at https://www.tocurearose.org.

Emceed by Lauren Petrowski of Good Day Austin and Spotlight ATX on KVUE, the gala will showcase stories of resilience and the collective effort required to tackle the challenges posed by rare diseases. With the support of the community, the 2025 Rose Gala aims to forge a path toward a future where no child has to face a rare disease without hope.