WELLNESS
FESTIVAL
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Nov. 30, 2022
Contact: Jaidyn Hatchett
Agency: Unable Addiction
Telephone: 713-392-7659
Email: jaidynhatchett0619@yahoo.com
Unable Addiction to host third annual ‘Wellness Festival’ with headliner George Strait
(Houston, Texas)- Unable Addiction is hosting the third annual “Wellness Festival” with George Strait on Dec. 10 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Minute Maid Park to raise awareness for addiction in Texas.
This will mark the third year Unable Addiction has hosted this event where families and friends from all over can participate in outdoor activities, including a color run and a charity softball game, in order to get enlightened in a healthy experience while looking forward to a George Strait concert to conclude the event.
“This event has been successful in the past by showing donors what type of lifestyle Unable Addiction leans towards,” Founder and CEO Jaidyn Hatchett said. “While also giving folks a great concert to end the night with.”
Over 10,000 people attended the festival last year and Unable Addiction is hoping to gain even more traffic this year with Texas’ own George Strait performing for the cause. Strait is passionate about the cause and hopes to see many people in attendance for his first year headlining.
“Unable Addictions fight to promote healthy, drug-free living is inspiring, I am so grateful to be even a small part in helping the organization grow,” Strait said.
For more information visit https://jth183.wixsite.com/unable-addiction or contact Jaidyn Hatchett 713-392-7659
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About Unable Addiction
Unable Addiction's goal is to help others remain sober through meditation, nature, and exercise. We wish to provide a healthy alternative for people who struggle with addiction by creating retreats around the United States that are a safe space for anyone who is struggling with addiction. This organization was founded this year by Jaidyn Hatchett. Visit https://jth183.wixsite.com/unable-addiction for more information.
“Unable Addictions fight to promote healthy, drug-free living is inspiring, I am so grateful to be even a small part in helping the organization grow,” Strait said.
