Onesti Entertainment has announced plans to host two "Mongo Bowl" fundraisers at both the Arcada Theatre in St. Charles and the Des Plaines Theatre on Super Bowl Sunday, February 12. All proceeds from raffles, auctions and donations at the free admission event will be used for Steve McMichael's 24-hour nurse care expenses. Both events will be hosted by Ron Onesti and Misty McMichael, Steve's wife.
"This Super Bowl experience will be incredible as our concert-quality sound systems and video walls will be utilized to show the game, while at the same time helping someone who gave us football fans so much joy. Kansas City or Philadelphia? It doesn't matter, as long as Steve wins," said Ron Onesti, CEO of Onesti Entertainment.
The Chicago Bears player and NFL Super Bowl Champion was diagnosed with ALS in 2021. With mounting healthcare debt, this will be a chance for fans to show their love and appreciation to Steve. These events will make for a day with tailgate parties, food and drink specials, raffles, live and silent auctions, pinball and gaming tournaments, a game viewing party, and more. The day will begin at 11am with a 1pm showing of the 1985 Chicago Bears Super Bowl winning game. Memorabilia, collectibles and VIP Experiences will be available for purchase or to be bid upon.
Direct donations can also be made online at oshows.com, through Oshows Cares, the charitable arm of Onesti Entertainment, with proceeds going directly to the McMichael family.
Onesti Entertainment has announced plans to host two "Mongo Bowl" fundraisers at both the Arcada Theatre in St. Charles and the Des Plaines Theatre on Super Bowl Sunday, February 12. All proceeds from raffles, auctions and donations at the free admission event will be used for Steve McMichael's 24-hour nurse care expenses. Both events will be hosted by Ron Onesti and Misty McMichael, Steve's wife.
"This Super Bowl experience will be incredible as our concert-quality sound systems and video walls will be utilized to show the game, while at the same time helping someone who gave us football fans so much joy. Kansas City or Philadelphia? It doesn't matter, as long as Steve wins," said Ron Onesti, CEO of Onesti Entertainment.
The Chicago Bears player and NFL Super Bowl Champion was diagnosed with ALS in 2021. With mounting healthcare debt, this will be a chance for fans to show their love and appreciation to Steve. These events will make for a day with tailgate parties, food and drink specials, raffles, live and silent auctions, pinball and gaming tournaments, a game viewing party, and more. The day will begin at 11am with a 1pm showing of the 1985 Chicago Bears Super Bowl winning game. Memorabilia, collectibles and VIP Experiences will be available for purchase or to be bid upon.
Direct donations can also be made online at oshows.com, through Oshows Cares, the charitable arm of Onesti Entertainment, with proceeds going directly to the McMichael family.
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