• KD to perform and speak at EFA Blossom Ball Gala, May 20th at NY Public Library

    Kirsten DeHaan Posted On May 15, 2010
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    Padma Lakshmi will host a night to remember for the cause that is close to her heart, Endometriosis at the Second Annual Blossom Ball on Thursday May 20th, being held at the NY Public Library. Together with Dr. Tamer Seckin, they have founded the Endometriosis Foundation of America (EFA). EFA is a nonprofit organization working to fight the devastating effects of a disease that affects approximately 10 million women and adolescent girls of reproductive age, in the United States alone.

    That night, Kirsten DeHaan (KD) has been invited to speak about her own 4-year battle with endo to over 500 guests among them Editor-In-Chiefs Cindi Leive and Pamela Fiori of Glamour Magazine and Town & Country respectfully, entertainers Chelsea Handler, Amy Poehler, & Dita Von Teese and socialites Diana Taylor, Eileen Guggenheim and Tinsley Mortimer.

    KD will also be performing her new acoustic version of ‘Ms. Daisy”, which will be available online for purchase at www.sirladyrecords.com whereby 100% of the proceeds will go to the Endometriosis Foundation of America.

    To learn more on endometriosis and help support this cause, please visit www.endofound.org




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