Spectrum Fusion presents 'Sip and Support: Tequila Tasting for a Good Cause!'

Spectrum Fusion presents "Sip and Support: Tequila Tasting for a Good Cause!" on Thursday, Apr. 18 at Chancellors Center to celebrate Autism Acceptance Month. The fundraiser will support the autism nonprofit’s work and its programs for young adults. Pictured: Spectrum Fusion's media team. (Photo courtesy of Spectrum Fusion)

Spectrum Fusion presents "Sip and Support: Tequila Tasting for a Good Cause!" on Thursday, Apr. 18 at Chancellors Center to celebrate Autism Acceptance Month. The fundraiser will support the autism nonprofit’s work and its programs for young adults. 

During this fun and festive event, guests will enjoy tequila tastings with premium, artisanal spirits such as Lukum, and Chula Vista, along with Mezcal, hosted by Polo Gutierrez, President of Mercury Imports. Other beverages, along with delicious pairings of unique Mexican-inspired courses for each tequila flight, will be offered. 
 
The party venue is Spectrum Fusion’s inviting new office space at Chancellors Center in the Meyerland/Westbury area. Colorful fiesta décor, music, and a special treat from Spectrum Fusion’s Kyle Cousins of “Big Shot: The Billy Joel Experience,” will add to the fun. Greg Groogan of FOX26 News will serve as emcee. 
 
Heidi Stieglitz Ham, Ph.D., CEO and founder of Spectrum Fusion, will present awards to outstanding supporters. During the event, attendees can mingle with members of Spectrum Fusion’s Media Team, part of Spectrum Fusion Studios, whose most recent project is a Texas-produced short film, “Dear Cancer.” The Media Team, with 10 employees in the creative field (and interns), all on the autism spectrum, brings a plethora of talents to this venture, including graphic arts, videography, editing, and writing. Guests can also view the Team’s new editing studio. The Studios has provided opportunities for the Media Team to work on a range of fulfilling projects — including documentaries, commercials, and promotional videos. Clients have included Johnson & Johnson, Autism Speaks, Kaiser Permanente, United Way and ROCO (River Oaks Chamber Orchestra).