We are thrilled to host the incredible non profit, NPH USA, at Rancho Moonrise for an evening of music, food and more, all in the name of charity!

UT Head Coach, Sean Miller, will be joining us for this night!!! Come on out to meet him!

This unique event pairs Texas elegance with purpose, featuring:
– Live Music
– Live Auction
– Texas-inspired cuisine with a variety of tacos, BBQ, desserts, and coffee
– Craft cocktails and a full bar
– Photo opportunities with a gentle Texas Longhorn and horses, safe and guest-ready
– Special guests
– Personal stories from the NPH community
– Overnight accommodations at Rancho Moonrise will be available for a limited number of top-level sponsors. If you’re interested in a deeper level of involvement and a more immersive experience, sponsorship opportunities are available.

Whether you’re a long-standing friend of NPH or joining us for the first time, we invite you to enjoy a one-of-a-kind evening under the stars while making a meaningful impact in the lives of children who need it most. Please register to reserve your spot.

Tickets:
$100 – Dinner Included
$150 – Dinner + Open Bar

LEARN MORE ABOUT THE EVENT HERE

GET TICKETS HERE

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Special Guest: UT Head Coach, Sean Miller

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Guest Speaker: Marlon Velásquez, Hermano Mayor (“Older Brother”)

Marlon Velásquez, affectionately known as “Tio Marlon”, joined the NPH family in Honduras when he was 15 years old, along with his brother Ismar and sister Dorian. Having previously lived on the streets of Tegucigalpa, NPH opened its doors to Marlon where he was given the opportunity to take responsibility of the younger children and youth at Rancho Santa Fe. Over time, his thirst for knowledge and spirituality grew, and he began to study psychology and social work, and took courses to enhance his leadership skills.

He built a close relationship with Fr. Wasson and studied in Arizona, while also embracing the NPH philosophy. He played a large role in the opening of NPH Guatemala, working as the Assistant National Director, before returning to NPH Honduras for a period as House Director. He later served as National Director of NPH Nicaragua and then National Director of NPH Honduras. Marlon currently lives in San Antonio, TX, with his wife and three children.